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Kevin Madden

Senior Partner at Penta Group

Washington, District of Columbia

Overview

Work Experience

  • Senior Partner

    2022 - Current

    Leader at the world's first comprehensive stakeholder solutions firm.

  • Executive Vice President

    2019 - 2022

  • Partner

    2014 - 2019

    Leader at a premier public affairs and strategic advisory firm.

  • Executive Vice President, Public Affairs

    2010 - 2014

  • Senior Advisor

    2012 - 2012

  • Managing Director

    2008 - 2010

    Leader at one of Washington D.C.'s most reputable strategic consulting firms specializing in public affairs campaigns.

  • National Press Secretary - Senior Communications Strategist

    2006 - 2008

    Served as a top campaign media strategist and the campaign’s chief spokesman. Directed the communications efforts designed to promote Governor Romney’s major speeches, policy initiatives and political events while also serving as one of Governor Romney’s top surrogates, appearing on national news programs and cable news networks.

  • Communications Director

    2005 - 2006

    Served as the top communications strategist for the House of Representatives leadership office charged with coordinating legislative action on a wide range of issues including financial services, energy, national security, legal reform, transportation and telecommunications policy among others.

  • Deputy Director of Public Affairs

    2005 - 2005

    Appointed Deputy Director of Public Affairs at the United States Department of Justice at the beginning of President George W. Bush’s second term, serving as the department’s national spokesman on issues ranging from national security to litigation before the federal courts. Developed and executed the successful strategic communications plan that helped usher the USA PATRIOT Act national security legislation towards reauthorization during the 109th United States Congress.

  • Campaign Spokesman

    2003 - 2004

    Designed and implemented the Bush-Cheney ‘04 strategic communications plan for a 17-state region that included the major battleground states of Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire among others, while also serving as the President’s campaign spokesman for regional, national and international radio and television news organizations.

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