About Us
About The EMAC Firm
Leadership & Experience
EMAC professionals bring experience from the U.S. House and Senate Congressional Ethics Oversight Committees, Office of Government Ethics, Department of Justice federal regulatory enforcement, Federal Election Commission, political campaigns, and corporate governance compliance leadership roles.
Who We Serve
EMAC advises public officials, congressional leadership staff, federal employees, political candidates, and institutional clients navigating complex ethics, compliance, disclosure, and reputational risk matters within government and government-adjacent environments.
We serve Members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate, congressional committee and leadership staff, executive branch personnel, federal agency employees, federal judges, congressional commission staff, and candidates for public office. We also advise corporate leadership, boards, compliance officers, and organizations interacting with governmental and regulatory institutions.
Our advantage: Few firms operate credibly at the intersection of political ethics, public-sector compliance, and institutional governance. EMAC does.
We help clients navigate campaign finance law, financial disclosure requirements, gift and travel restrictions, conflicts of interest, ethics investigations, congressional and agency compliance obligations, and post-government employment restrictions—while protecting institutional integrity and reputational standing.
- Political & Public-Sector Clients
- Candidates for federal, state, and local office
- Campaign committees, PACs, and political organizations
- Members of Congress and congressional leadership staff
- Congressional committee and commission staff
- Executive branch officials and federal agency employees
- Federal judges and senior government appointees
- Corporate & Institutional Clients
- Corporate boards and executive leadership
- Compliance officers and general counsel
- Government contractors and regulated entities
- Organizations operating in government-facing environments
- Institutions managing ethics, disclosure, and reputational risk