Bio

Chris Gober is a trusted advisor and problem-solver for high-stakes public policy, political, and regulatory challenges. Providing strategic counsel to changemakers including elected officials, companies, political organizations, and high-profile individuals. Focused on solving the most difficult challenges at the intersection of law and politics, he is a trusted advisor to influential clients aiming to navigate the regulatory and public opinion landscapes in today’s fraught environment.

Chris started his career working on both of George W. Bush’s presidential campaigns as a field staffer and eventually legal counsel after obtaining his law degree from Harvard Law School. He was hired by the Bush administration in 2005 as part of the team preparing Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito for their senate confirmation hearings for the Supreme Court. He also served as counsel in the Office of Legal Policy at the Department of Justice under President Bush, providing vital legal guidance to the administration as they developed and implemented their priorities. Subsequently, Chris worked as General Counsel to the National Republican Senatorial Committee and Deputy Counsel to the Republican National Committee. His committee work provided him the opportunity to interface with various interest groups, elected officials, and high-net-worth individuals, counseling them on how to most effectively raise and deploy committee capital.