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Partner-in-Charge, Columbus & D.C.; Chair, Government Relations and Legislation
Blake C. BeachlerLeader, Public Finance Practice
Nicholas J. BushPrincipal, Federal Government Relations- Leah Pappas PornerPartner-in-Charge, Columbus & D.C.; Chair, Government Relations and Legislation
Billy C. RaulersonCo-Chair, Intellectual Property
Jack R. SmithSenior Counsel
Christopher M. WardSenior Attorney
For companies that wish to receive manufacturing incentives in connection with the CHIPS and Science Act, the newly created CHIPS Program Office (CPO) at the U.S. Department of Commerce will begin accepting applications this spring.
On the latest episode of Calfee NOW, Leah Pappas Porner, Chair of the firm's Government Relations and Legislation practice, and Michael Bowen, Associate Attorney with the firm's Government Relations and Legislation practice group, spoke with Ohio State Representative-Elect Steve Demetriou.
On episode 25 of Calfee NOW, Leah Pappas Porner, Partner-in-Charge of Calfee's Columbus office and Chair of the firm's Government Relations and Legislation practice, and Nick Bush, Principal with Calfee's Federal Government Relations and Policy group, spoke with Steve Stivers, President and CEO of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce and former U.S. House Representative.
On Episode 7 of Calfee NOW, Leah Pappas Porner, Chair, and Josh Sanders, Vice Chair of Calfee's Government Relations and Legislation practice group spoke with Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted.
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