DSD Advisors Expands
March 10, 2016 – News Releases
DSD Advisors (DSD) welcomes Megan Hube as Director of Government Affairs. DSD, an affiliate of Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, is dedicated to helping clients achieve their public policy objectives. Buoyed by deep and trusted relationships with government officials at the local, regional and national level, DSD partners with clients across all industries to handle a variety of lobbying and advocacy needs. DSD also assists clients with fundraising/PAC development, strategic planning and coalition development.
DSD President Matt Davis says Hube brings a wealth of public policy experience and will enhance the service offerings to clients. As Director of Government Affairs, Hube will focus on advocacy strategy and execution, relationship management and enhancing the client experience.
Before joining DSD Advisors, Hube managed state government relations for the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber where she focused on transportation and tax policy, oversaw the department's communications and marketing, and managed the Government Affairs Executive Committee. Hube served as the Principal Operations Director for the Build Our New Bridge Now Coalition and has been part of the regional team working to build a new Brent Spence Bridge Corridor. Previously, Hube worked at the Ohio Statehouse for the Senate Majority Leadership as a Legislative Fellow. She received her B.A. in International Studies from Miami University and, while there, participated in the Transatlantic Seminar research program. Hube is a graduate of CincyNext and the United Way BOLD program, recently founded a professional women's golf club, and enjoys volunteering her time throughout the community.
DSD Advisors brings more than 15 years of governmental experience to clients, including working with both public and private sector clients. DSD provides the access and resources our clients need, drawing on our network and history to get results. Additionally, DSD draws on Dinsmore’s deep bench and experience to provide further benefits to clients, including working closely with attorneys who concentrate in regulatory compliance, health care, finance, energy and tax matters. Together, Dinsmore and DSD help a multitude of clients navigate the often slippery slopes of government relations and public policy.
DSD President Matt Davis says Hube brings a wealth of public policy experience and will enhance the service offerings to clients. As Director of Government Affairs, Hube will focus on advocacy strategy and execution, relationship management and enhancing the client experience.
Before joining DSD Advisors, Hube managed state government relations for the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber where she focused on transportation and tax policy, oversaw the department's communications and marketing, and managed the Government Affairs Executive Committee. Hube served as the Principal Operations Director for the Build Our New Bridge Now Coalition and has been part of the regional team working to build a new Brent Spence Bridge Corridor. Previously, Hube worked at the Ohio Statehouse for the Senate Majority Leadership as a Legislative Fellow. She received her B.A. in International Studies from Miami University and, while there, participated in the Transatlantic Seminar research program. Hube is a graduate of CincyNext and the United Way BOLD program, recently founded a professional women's golf club, and enjoys volunteering her time throughout the community.
DSD Advisors brings more than 15 years of governmental experience to clients, including working with both public and private sector clients. DSD provides the access and resources our clients need, drawing on our network and history to get results. Additionally, DSD draws on Dinsmore’s deep bench and experience to provide further benefits to clients, including working closely with attorneys who concentrate in regulatory compliance, health care, finance, energy and tax matters. Together, Dinsmore and DSD help a multitude of clients navigate the often slippery slopes of government relations and public policy.