Your Advocacy & Lobbying Partner

At Mixx Consulting, we leverage our extensive experience on Capitol Hill and the Texas State Capitol to advocate effectively for your interests. With strong relationships and a proven track record of engaging with Members of Congress and state legislators, we navigate the complexities of the legislative landscape. When impactful legislation arises, we act swiftly to ensure your voice is heard. Choose Mixx Consulting as your dedicated partner in legislative advocacy, turning our experience and connections into your advantage.

Capitol Hill Experience

At Mixx Consulting, we leverage our extensive Capitol Hill experience in Washington D.C. to advocate effectively for your interests. With a proven track record of engaging with Members of Congress and their staff, both on "The Hill" and within their districts, we have cultivated strong relationships that position us to champion your cause.

Advocacy at the State Level

Our expertise extends beyond the federal level to include significant experience at the Texas State Capitol, where we have worked closely with Representatives, state Senators, and their teams. Whether your focus is in D.C. or Austin, Mixx Consulting is equipped to navigate the complexities of the legislative landscape.

Strategic Advocacy

When legislation arises that could impact your business, organization, or nonprofit, you can count on us to act swiftly and strategically. We will engage with the appropriate Members and staff to ensure your voice is heard, advocating and lobbying passionately for your position. Choose Mixx Consulting as your dedicated partner in legislative advocacy, and let us turn our experience and connections into your advantage.

Advocacy vs. Lobbying

Lobbying:

- Attempts to influence specific legislation through direct or grassroots communication

with legislators or their staff.

- Advocacy can occur without lobbying, but lobbying cannot occur without advocacy.

- Lobbying is considered constitutionally protected free speech.

Advocacy:

- A range of activities that seek to bring about systemic social change

- Often seeks to address root causes as well as the symptoms of social and economic problems.

- Action may include community organizing, public policy, lobbying and litigation, or nonpartisan voter engagement.

- There is no limit to the amount of non-lobbying advocacy we can do.