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Billy is a Co-founder and Executive Director of Lobbyists 4 Good. Prior to starting Lobbyists 4 Good, he was advocating for clean drinking water around the world and has help Public Affairs positions in government and the private sector. His hopes lawmakers will learn the art of compromising and go back to putting country above party.

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