GovEvolve Members at our annual D.C. legislative fly-in.
GovEvolve is the leading advocacy organization for small and medium-size businesses that support government innovation. GovEvolve works to support the technology industry by promoting public policies that encourage innovation and competitiveness. As the voice for these diverse business, the goal of GovEvolve is to help ensure that the government has access to the most modern technology.
Eminence Griffin works with the Dell Government Affairs team as a Senior Manager. She is senior counsel with experience advising executives on legal and regulatory developments affecting supply chain and procurement and to ensure compliance, mitigate legal risk, and meet business goals. She has a track record of government affairs expertise leveraging established relationships with Congress members and federal agencies to secure government contracting reforms. As an experienced and effective manager, she has experience coordinating with operations, business development, and human resources teams to establish systems for tracking new and ongoing compliance requirements.
Co-Chairs:
Rene LaVigne, President & CEO, Iron Bow
Belinda Guadarrama, President & CEO, GC Micro Corporation
Members:
Eminence Griffin, GovEvolve Executive Director, Dell Government Affairs
Chris Alsup, Head of Office, North America Government Affairs at Dell Technologies
GovEvolve is represented by Madison Services Group (MSGI), a woman-owned government relations business specializing in the small business and government contracting sectors located in Washington, D.C. We work with associations, non-profit organizations, and corporations to assist them in developing and executing strategic plans centered on top-tier advocacy.
Our approach is collaborative and expertise is based on our intimate knowledge of public policy. Our relationships run deep and our knowledge of the legislative and regulatory processes is unparalleled. We strive to ensure that GovEvolve achieves their desired policy outcomes and build their voice in Washington, D.C.