Noah brings more than a decade of political and government relations experience to help clients navigate complex political and policy issues to achieve desired results.
Noah’s in-house government relations background includes a deep understanding of complex areas of healthcare, insurance and government procurements. Noah is a leader in health insurance policy in Iowa and the Midwest. His experience advocating for clients in Iowa and other states gives him a unique perspective on how best to achieve client goals in Des Moines.
Committed to achieving client objectives in every political climate, Noah prides himself on his strong bi-partisan relationships. He is a trusted resource for policy and constituent issues by Democrats, Republicans and Independents. Through his commitment to bi-partisan efforts, Noah is sought after for his expertise in coalition building and stakeholder engagement. He has led statewide stakeholder outreach campaigns in multiple states to better position clients for successful government procurement processes.
Noah is heavily involved in local, state, congressional and presidential politics. He advises candidates and campaigns on healthcare policy, election law, grassroots engagement and Iowa Caucus strategy. Being not only conversant, but fully engaged, in political mechanisms allows Noah the ability to translate political mystery into actionable policy objectives for his clients.
Born and raised on a Century Farm in Iowa, Noah brings a relentless work ethic to his professional work and community engagement. The proud son of a pastor, Noah serves in leadership capacities for local, regional and national faith entities. Currently, Noah serves on his local church council and co-chairs the church’s capital campaign. Additionally, he is the youngest member of the board of trustees of Eden Theological Seminary in St. Louis. During his tenure at Eden, Noah chaired an extensive by-law revision process and served on the committee to select the new president of the seminary. Noah has served on the national board of directors for the United Church of Christ, where he chaired the investment and endowment committee and served on the most recent presidential search committee.
