TEAM / Christine Callahan

Christine Callahan brings deep expertise in government affairs and policy strategy, with a career dedicated to advancing the priorities of clients across the technology, infrastructure, and energy sectors. As a federal lobbyist, she has successfully represented companies such as Quantum Computing Inc., RMS Energy, States Manufacturing, and Vehya, providing them with strategic guidance and direct engagement to shape outcomes in Washington, D.C.

Christine’s approach combines policy insight with hands-on advocacy, helping organizations translate technical and business objectives into effective policy strategies. She has worked extensively on issues at the intersection of innovation and regulation, with a focus on advancing emerging technologies, strengthening critical infrastructure, and supporting sustainable energy solutions.

Her ability to navigate complex legislative and regulatory environments has earned Christine the trust of clients seeking to build influence and achieve measurable results in an increasingly competitive policy landscape. She is skilled in coalition building, stakeholder engagement, and strategic communications, ensuring her clients’ voices are heard by decision-makers at the federal level.

Christine holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and government from Stonehill College and a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Massachusetts Boston. She is based in Washington, D.C.