Andrew Provencher
Andrew Provencher, Principal, executes strategic advocacy and development plans for business, political, and non-profit clients. From coalition building to helping clients navigate the local town development process, Andrew works to create a clear path to success.
Andrew has worked in various capacities for business and political campaigns both nationally and across the State of New Hampshire. He previously served as Legislative Aide for the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
During the 2024 election cycle, Andrew served as a director of Live Free NH, a PAC which supported the election of Governor Kelly Ayotte.
In the non-profit sector, Andrew has worked in communications and fund development for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater Manchester. Andrew was previously appointed and served as a member of the Manchester Highway Commission and currently serves on the NH Tech Alliance Government Affairs Committee. He was named Union Leader’s 40 Under 40 in 2025.
Andrew graduated with honors from the University of Connecticut with a degree in Political Science. In his free time, he spends time with his family and coaches high school football.
Tom DeRosa
Tom DeRosa, Principal, is a veteran of several high-profile campaigns. Most recently, during the 2024 election cycle, Tom served as a key policy advisor to Kelly Ayotte and her successful Gubernatorial candidacy, and he previously served as the Deputy Campaign Manager for the 2016 US Senate re-election effort.
As a registered lobbyist, Tom helps advocate for his client’s interests in the State House and works to navigate clients through the legislative process.
Tom has focused on a broad portfolio of issues, including small business and manufacturing, education, healthcare policy, housing, homelessness, and energy policy in the state.
Tom serves on the Governor’s Commission on the Humane Treatment of Animals and is a past board member for 3S Artspace and ARTS4NH.
Tom is an adjunct professor at UNH Law where he teaches a course titled Lobbying and the Legislative Process.
Tom is a graduate of Saint Anselm College in Manchester and enjoys spending time with his family more often than not on the sideline of a sporting event for one of his boys.
Tyler Clark
Tyler Clark, VP of Government & Public Relations, brings more than a decade of experience in lobbying, government relations, and political strategy. A trusted advisor to corporations, nonprofits, and trade associations, Tyler helps clients navigate New Hampshire’s legislative process, build relationships with decision-makers, and advance their public policy priorities.
Tyler manages all aspects of his clients’ government affairs efforts, from developing and implementing lobbying strategies to drafting and presenting testimony, monitoring legislation, and serving as their primary liaison to state government. He is known for effective floor strategies, collaborative relationships with legislative leadership, and his ability to bring together coalitions around shared priorities.
Since 2014, Tyler has worked with candidates, political action committees, and advocacy groups across New Hampshire. That experience informs his approach to lobbying and his understanding of the political landscape in which legislative decisions are made.
Tyler most recently served as Northeast Political Director for Ambassador Nikki Haley’s presidential campaign, overseeing political operations in New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont, where Haley won by four percentage points. Previously, he served as New Hampshire State Director for Trust in the Mission PAC, supporting U.S. Senator Tim Scott’s presidential campaign.
Tyler is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire with a degree in Political Science and lives in Southern New Hampshire with his young family. When he’s not at his children’s sporting events or perfecting his lawn, he can be found competing in disc golf tournaments across the region.