- Julie Anbender
- Zeyna Ballée
- Arik Ben-Zvi
- Annie Bishop
- Jason Boxt
- Khristyn Brimmeier
- Susan Brophy
- David Cantor
- Joseph Caruso
- Ryan Cunningham
- Joy Drucker
- Carter Eskew
- Victoria Esser
- Michael Feldman
- Kristine Fitton
- Gigi Georges
- Jonah Goldman
- Samuel Hiersteiner
- Craig James
- Kim James
- Joel Johnson
- Larry Kamer
- Susan Kannel
- Jack Krumholtz
- Josh Lahey
- Sarah Leonard
- Grant Leslie
- Joe Lockhart
- Clay Lowery
- Kevin Madden
- Cara McVie
- Jason Miner
- Jenny Murphy
- Melanie Nathanson
- Brett O'Brien
- Sheryl Pardo
- Amy Phee
- Gregg Rothschild
- Jonathan Sallet
- Alex Slater
- Chip Smith
- Keely Smith
- Beth Tritter
- Audrey Waters
- Molly Watkins
- Steven Weber
- Duane Wright
- Catherine Yang
Susan Brophy
Managing Director
Susan Brophy is a Managing Director in the legislative affairs practice of The Glover Park Group.
Before joining the Glover Park Group, Susan Brophy was Senior Vice President at the Time Warner Global Public Policy Office in Washington, DC for four years. She was responsible for issues related to the protection of intellectual property, telecommunications and trade for Time Warner’s seven business units. She also advised Chairman and CEO Dick Parsons on politics and policy.
From 1993 to 1998, Brophy served at the White House as Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs, where she developed, implemented and directed legislative strategy with the White House, Administration and Congress in support of President Clinton’s policy priorities.
In 1998, Brophy moved to Lisbon, Portugal with her husband, Gerald McGowan, the U.S. Ambassador to Portugal. While in Lisbon, Brophy oversaw the coordination of the visits of President Clinton, several bipartisan Congressional delegations, Cabinet officers and other dignitaries. During this period, she also served as a board member of the Advisory Committee on Trade Policy and Negotiations.
From 1992 to 1993, Brophy was director of congressional relations for the Clinton-Gore transition office, where she served as chief liaison to Congress with oversight responsibility for Cabinet confirmations, personnel and the establishment of first-term legislative priorities. She was previously the principal liaison with Congress during the Clinton-Gore campaign in 1992 and managed the campaign’s Washington, D.C. office.
Brophy came to the Clinton campaign after serving as chief of staff to Colorado Senator Timothy E. Wirth and as administrative assistant to then-Congressman (now Senator) Byron L. Dorgan of North Dakota. Prior to that, she was national political coordinator and deputy director of delegate selection for the Dukakis/Bentsen campaign. She previously served as policy director of the Democratic National Committee.
Brophy received a B.A. from the University of New Hampshire and an M.P.A. from Harvard University.