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Lobbying firm [[Parven Pomper and Schuyler]] was founded by [[Beau Schuyler]] along with partners [[Scott Parven]], [[Brian Pomper]] and [[Melissa Wier]]<ref><i>The Hill</i> [http://hill6.thehill.com/business--lobby/democratic-lobbyists-strike-out-on-their-own-2007-01-17.html Democratic lobbyists strike out on their own] 17th January 2007. Accessed 20th March 2008</ref>. 

==People==
* [[Beau Schuyler]] is a former legislative director to Republican [[John Tanner]] (D-Tenn.), 
* [[Scott Parven]] formerly worked as a lobbyist at [[AOL]]/[[Time Warner]] and [[Clark Consulting Federal Policy Group]]. 
* [[Brian Pomper]] is a former chief international trade counsel on the Senate Finance Committee Democratic staff.
* [[Melissa Wier]] is a former aide to Senator [[Tom Carper]] (D-Del.)
<ref><i>The Hill</i> [http://hill6.thehill.com/business--lobby/democratic-lobbyists-strike-out-on-their-own-2007-01-17.html Democratic lobbyists strike out on their own] 17th January 2007. Accessed 20th March 2008</ref>

==K Street==
According to <i>The Hill</i><ref><i>The Hill</i> [http://hill6.thehill.com/business--lobby/democratic-lobbyists-strike-out-on-their-own-2007-01-17.html Democratic lobbyists strike out on their own] 17th January 2007. Accessed 20th March 2008</ref>, 'Parven said the firm intends to “plant its flag” on [[K Street]] through its contacts with the [[Blue Dog Coalition]], the group of fiscally conservative Democrats that may be a crucial voting bloc on other business issues as well'.

==Clients==
* [[Pfizer]] (2007)<ref>The Centre for Responsive Ethics [http://www.opensecrets.org/lobbyists/clientsum.asp?year=2007&txtname=Pfizer+Inc Lobbying-Pfizer] Accessed 11th March 2008</ref>

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