PENN HILL GROUP — Lobbying Firm

Filings

2,275

Clients

Total income

$43,750,000

Lobbyists

Years active

2011–2026

Filings counts every document on the register, amendments included. Income is the fees reported to clients, counting the current version of each report once.

Income by year

Fees reported, $ millions 2011 to 2026

Filings

2,275 filings, newest first.

Filing	Client	Income	Expenses
3rd Quarter - Amendment 3rd Quarter 2026	VOCATE EDUCATION SOLUTIONS, INC.	$30,000 income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2026	YOUTHBUILD GLOBAL, INC.	$20,000 income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Termination 3rd Quarter 2026	WASC SENIOR COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY COMMISSION	$5,000 income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Reportreplaced 3rd Quarter 2026	VOCATE EDUCATION SOLUTIONS, INC.	$30,000 income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2026	UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX	$60,000 income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2026	THE PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS	— income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2026	THE PACER CENTER	$20,000 income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2026	THE COLLEGE BOARD	$30,000 income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2026	SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS COMMISSION ON COLLEGES	$10,000 income	— expenses
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2026	ROCKY VISTA UNIVERSITY	$30,000 income	— expenses

Clients

Everyone this filer has reported for, with the reports filed and the income they disclose.

Client	Reports	Income
UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX	63	$3,180,000
THE COLLEGE BOARD	63	$1,940,000
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION	63	$1,300,000
THE PACER CENTER	63	$1,050,000
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS COMMISSION ON COLLEGES	63	$640,000
MIDDLE STATES COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION	63	$630,000
HIGHER LEARNING COMMISSION	63	$575,000
APTS ACTION INC	62	$1,020,000
NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS	62	$950,000
KNOWLEDGE ALLIANCE	60	$1,080,000
REBUILDING AMERICA'S MIDDLE CLASS	60	$1,070,000
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUCATION RESOURCES (NCHER)	59	$1,530,000
GRANTMAKERS IN THE ARTS	58	$580,000
MICROSOFT CORPORATION	55	$3,580,000
NEW ENGLAND COMMISSION OF HIGHER EDUCATION (NECHE)	55	$420,000
WASC SENIOR COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY COMMISSION	55	$325,000
ACCREDITING COMMISSION FOR COLLEGES AND JUNIOR COLLEGES, WASC	55	$280,000
BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE	54	$1,820,000
NORTHWEST COMMISSION ON COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES	54	$305,000
AMERICA FORWARD	52	$455,000
ROCKY VISTA UNIVERSITY	51	$1,380,000
LEARN COALITION (INFORMAL COALITION)	51	$1,200,000
EVERY HOUR COUNTS	49	$365,000
ETS	49	$320,000
NEW LEADERS, INC.	47	$840,000
LAUREATE EDUCATION	43	$1,140,000
U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	38	$1,410,000
CHIEFS FOR CHANGE	37	$1,070,000
THE PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS	33	$830,000
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE, BOSTON	31	$460,000
COALITION ON ADULT BASIC EDUCATION DBA COABE	28	$550,000
YOUTHBUILD GLOBAL, INC.	27	$540,000
FULLBLOOM	27	$205,000
RISEPOINT	23	$990,000
BIPARTISAN POLICY CENTER ACTION, INC.	22	$750,000
HIGHER LEARNING ADVOCATES	21	$200,000
SOCIETY FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT	20	$690,000
ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNING BOARDS OF UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES	20	$180,000
MANAGEMENT TRAINING CORPORATION	18	$610,000
HARBOR FREIGHT TOOLS USA, INC.	17	$580,000
RESPONSIVE EDUCATION SOLUTIONS	17	$480,000
UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND	16	$360,000
ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE NONPROFIT INSTITUTIONS LLC	15	$420,000
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF AMERICA	15	$420,000
NEW SCHOOLS VENTURE FUND	15	$160,000
FOUNDATION FOR EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION	15	$70,000
PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH	13	$90,000
EDISON LEARNING	12	$220,000
SYLVAN LEARNING INC	11	$420,000
AMPLIFY DBA AMPLIFY EDUCATION, INC.	11	$270,000
HIGHER ONE	9	$280,000
NATIONAL CENTER FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES	9	$260,000
REGIONAL AIRLINE ASSOCIATION	9	$210,000
KNOWLEDGE LEARNING CORPORATION	9	$140,000
JUMPSTART	8	$200,000
LEARNING ALLY	8	$150,000
WATERFORD INSTITUTE	8	$130,000
BUSINESS COALITION FOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT	7	$140,000
BUILDING EDUCATED LEADERS FOR LIFE (BELL)	7	$90,000
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR STATE AUTHORIZATION RECIPROCITY AGREEMENTS (NC-SARA)	5	$230,000
ACCESS AND CARE COALITION (INFORMAL COALITION)	5	$160,000
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE STORES	5	$120,000
THE AMERICAN MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ACADEMY	5	$120,000
COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION COALITION (INFORMAL COALITION)	5	$110,000
THE CORPS NETWORK	5	$55,000
HEISING-SIMONS ACTION FUND	4	$120,000
BEREA COLLEGE	4	$110,000
COMMITTEE FOR CHILDREN	4	$100,000
SRI INTERNATIONAL	4	$80,000
UNIVERSITY CORPORATION AT MONTEREY BAY	4	$80,000
NATIONAL CENTER FOR YOUTH LAW	4	$70,000
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION	4	$50,000
NATIONAL PROMISE NEIGHBORHOODS COALITION (INFORMAL COALITION)	3	$100,000
REACH UNIVERSITY	3	$80,000
KIPP FOUNDATION	3	$70,000
BEACON COLLEGE	3	$40,000
LANDMARK COLLEGE	3	$40,000
BRAZOS LOAN SERVICING, INC.	3	$30,000
HOLLISTER, INC.	2	$80,000
NATIONAL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION	2	$50,000
STUDENT LOAN ASSISTANCE CENTER, INC.	2	$50,000
CREDENTIAL ENGINE	2	$40,000
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS	2	$40,000
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM	2	$40,000
EFAP NEW YORK, INC.	2	$30,000
NATIONAL CENTER FOR FAMILY LITERACY	2	$25,000
SIERRA CLUB	2	$20,000
THE EDUCATION TRUST	2	—
VOCATE EDUCATION SOLUTIONS, INC.	1	$30,000
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF ADULT EDUCATION (NAFTAE)	1	$20,000
LEARNING FORWARD	1	$10,000

Lobbyists

Everyone named on this filer's reports, with the government post they most recently disclosed here.

Lobbyist	Covered position, as disclosed
KARIEL BENNETT	—
ALYSHA BOLD	—
JULIA BRICKFIELD	—
AISSA CANCHOLA	Policy Advisor/Legislative Aide/Staff Assistant, U.S. Senate HELP Committee; Staff Assistant, Senator Barbara Boxer
LUCY COLANGELO	—
ANDREW FERSON	Intern, Congressman Stephen Lynch
MEGHAN FLYNN	Intern, Congressman Don Beyer
LINDSAY FRYER	Senior Education Policy Advisor, Senate Health Education Labor Pensions Committee; and Professional Staff Member, Committee on Education and The Workforce
ARIANA HARPAVAT	—
GRETCHEN HOPKIRK	—
NATHAN HORA	—
SARAH KIDD	Intern, Representative Scott Fitzgerald
MARY KINGSTON ROCHE	—
VICTOR F KLATT	Staff Director, House Committee on Education & Labor
AILEEN MA	—
KARA MARCHIONE	Sr Education Policy Advisor, House Committee on Education and the Workforce; Legislative Director, Congressman Dave Loebsack; Policy Advisor, Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee; Leg Asst/Intern Coord, Senator Edward M. Kennedy
MICHELE MCLAUGHLIN	Senior Education Policy Advisor, Senate Health Education Labor Pensions Committee; and Professional Staff Member, Committee on Education and The Workforce
ALEXANDER G NOCK	Deputy Staff Dir; House Committee on Education andLabor;EducationCoordinator, House committee on Ed & the Workforce;LegAssoc,House Committee on Ed & Workforce; Leg Asst,CongressmanMatthewG.Martinez; and Staff Asst, House Common Ed &Labor
DINA PAUL	—
DANICA L PETROSHIUS	Chief of Staff, Senator Edward M. Kennedy; Deputy Staff Director, U.S. Senate HELP Committee; Chief Education Advisor, U.S. Senate HELP Committee; Education Legislative Assistant, U.S. Senate HELP Committee
D'ARCY PHILPS	Professional Staff Member,House Committee on Education and the Workforce
AUDREY PITTMAN	—
GERRY REGEP	Legislative Fellow, Senator Tim Scott
JULIETTE RHINOW	Intern, Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin
BLANCHI ROBLERO	Deputy Chief of Staff/Special Advisor/Confidential Assistant, United States Department of Educaiton; and Staff Assistant, Senator Kristen Gillibrand
JUAN ROMERO-CASILLAS	Intern, Representative Robert Dold
AMANDA SCHAUMBURG	Chief Counsel and Education Deputy Director, Committee onEducation &the Workforce; Chief of Staff/Deputy Assist Sec,OII&OPE&PD,Department of Education; Professional Staff, Committee on Ed &Workforce; and LegislativeCounsel,Congressman Mark Green
WILLIAM SHIPPS	—
RICH STOMBRES	Deputy Director Ed/HR, House Committee on Education & Workforce; Asst Deputy Director Ed/HR, House committee on Education & Workforce; Professional Staff Member, House Committee on Education & Workforce;and Staff Assistant, House Committee on Science
JOANNA SYLVAIN	—
ABBIE WAMPLER	Intern, Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
ELYSE WASCH	DC Deputy Chief of Staff and Legislative Director; and LegislativeDirector for Senator Jack Reed
JACQUELINE WAY	Intern, Senator Debbie Stabenow; and Intern, Congressman Sandy Levin
ANTOINETTE WILLIAMS	—
SORAYA ZRIKEM	—

Affiliated organisations

Organisation	Location
ALLIANCE FOR EXCELLENT EDUCATION	Washington, DC, US
COLOPLAST CORP	Minneapolis, MN, US
CURE MEDICAL	Newport Beach, CA, US
EDUCATE ONLINE, INC.	Baltimore, MD, US
HOLLISTER INC.	Libertyville, IL, US
NEW PROFIT INC.	Cambridge, MA, US
PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH	Oakland, CA, US
SAVE THE CHILDREN	Fairfield, CT, US
STATE FARM	Bloomington, IL, US
SYLVAN LEARNING	Baltimore, MD, US
THE AFTER-SCHOOL CORPORATION	New York, NY, US
THNK TOGETHER	Santa Ana, CA, US
UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX	Phoenix, AZ, US
WALDEN UNIVERSITY	Minneapolis, MN, US
WOODCRAFT RANGERS	Los Angeles, CA, US

From reports filed under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. A firm reports income from each client; an organisation lobbying for itself reports its own expenses instead. Each figure links to the filing it comes from.