To transform the improbable into the possible through ingenuity and exceptional human talent.

Vision

An institution's value can increase by implementing strategies to (1) interact more effectively with government and (2) develop and execute sound business plans. Success can be achieved by those who invest wisely in this vision.

Background

Long ago, an entrepreneur aspired to do both well and good. His life-experience was in public service, technology, politics and commerce. These were the ingredients for a unique venture, which has grown into a successful government affairs and management consultancy. Today, pjmathison is recognized for having helped hundreds of institutions fulfill their corporate missions. The firm continually strives to sustain each client's trust and to exceed expectations.

Our People

pjmathison is staffed by experienced professionals who work to succeed with clients as a team. The firm's founder, Paul J. Mathison, is a seasoned business and government affairs executive. Paul previously worked for a global technology consultancy and an acclaimed lobbying group. He earned an MBA (public policy & management focus) and a technical BS degree from top-tier schools and is an acknowledged leader in business and civic affairs.

Sample Experience

• dispute mediation for a health care IT firm serving a large, multi-site federal agency;
• government & industry support for a renowned minority business development center;
• board of directors advisors and management services for multiple trade associations;
• tax relief and public investments to attract/retain thousands of high-tech jobs;
• negotiation and management of "six-figure" life science technology transfer agreements;
• co-authors of a $75 million information technology plan for a large urban school district;
• management and productivity improvements for an $80 million county government;
• passage of "Megan's Law" and "No Means No" sex offender legislation;
• market research for a manufacturer of air-filter devices used by federal agencies;
• authors of prison privatization and prison-industry joint venture feasibility studies;
• political, industry and media support for an "extreme sports" facility;
• $8 million low-interest state government loan for an academic-medical research center;
• government procurement advisors for multiple telecommunications and IT companies;
• tax increment financing ("TIF") assistance to hundreds of municipalities; and
• contractual "C-level" assistance to for-profits and non-profits alike.
  
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