Greg Romberg Joins Denver Office
Husch Blackwell welcomes Greg Romberg to the firm's Denver office as a Senior Advisor in the firm’s Governmental Affairs group. Romberg brings 30 years of experience representing the interests of corporations, trade associations and governmental entities before key decision makers at all levels of government.
In conjunction with his work at Husch Blackwell, Romberg is President of Romberg and Associates (1995-present), a government relations and public affairs firm, where he provides government advocacy, strategic planning, community involvement and media relations assistance to corporate, trade association and municipal clients. Romberg previously served as Vice President of government relations firm The Jefferson Group (1994-1995), where he was responsible for business development and client services at all levels of government. Prior to that, Romberg served as the founding Executive Director of the Mayor’s Office of Regulatory Reform in Denver for Mayor Wellington E. Webb (1991-1993), where he acted as the Mayor’s liaison to the business community and formed a program that, in two years, streamlined Denver’s development process. During the first decade of his career, Romberg served the State of Colorado in various capacities: as Director in the Office of Regulatory Reform; as Legislative Liaison in the Department of Regulatory Agencies; as Budget Director in the Department of Health; and as Assistant to the Director in the Office of Regulatory Reform (1981-1991).
Romberg received his B.A. in Political Science from Colorado State University (1980) and his M.P.A. from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University (1981).
Husch Blackwell’s Governmental Affairs attorneys and lobbyists work as advocates on behalf of corporations, financial institutions, trade associations and non-profit entities, offering advice and assistance to work effectively with local, state and federal government agencies, as well as elected public officials.