John Leggieri | Pentagon Revolving Door

Employer

Cornerstone Government Affairs

Retired Colonel John Leggieri was the Chief of the Army's Congressional Budget Liaison Office. According to his official biography, he "directed the development of long-range Army-wide legislative goals and objectives as well as accompanying Congressional authorization and appropriations engagement strategies supporting annual budget requests in excess of $200 billion." He left that position in 2014 and joined lobbying firm Cornerstone Government Affairs later that year. He has lobbied for a number of defense contractors on defense authorization and appropriations issues, including Boeing, Cubic Corporation, and General Dynamics.

He has lobbied for a number of defense contractors on defense authorization and appropriations issues, including Boeing, Cubic Corporation, and General Dynamics

New Employer/Office: Cornerstone Government Affairs

Former Employer/Office: U.S. Army

New Title/Position: Vice President

Former Title/Position: Chief, Army Congressional Budget Liaison

Start Date: October 1, 2014

Date of Resignation/Retirement: August 1, 2014

Job Description(s)

Cornerstone Government Affairs - Vice President

According to his LinkedIn profile, he "[D]elivers valuable insight, recommendations and advice to clients on a wide array of defense related issues from the perspective of both the Pentagon and Capitol Hill."

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