Mark Glaze

Mark Glaze’s clients include the Mayors Against Illegal Guns, Promontory Interfinancial, and Prudential Financial.

Mark Glaze brings more than fifteen years experience in politics, communications and law to clients whose interests lie at the intersection of those fields. He specializes in helping clients achieve public policy goals by crafting strategies to influence the audiences they need to reach—policymakers, the press and the public.

Before joining the Raben team, Mark led Glaze Strategic. His writing for clients has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe, Time, the Chicago Sun-Times, Roll Call and many other journals.

Mark developed his skills in moving public policy as director of the Campaign Legal Center’s government ethics and public affairs programs. Mark also served as assistant counsel and communications director at CLC, where he was on the team that successfully defended the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act from constitutional challenge before the U.S. Supreme Court. As CLC’s first employee, he launched a communications effort that led Roll Call to name the new group an “industry leader."

Prior to entering the nonprofit world, Mark practiced law at Clifford Chance Rogers & Wells in the firm’s media law department. From 1993 to 1996, Mark worked as an aide to Rep. David Skaggs (D-CO).

Mark was an academic advisor to the 2005 Jimmy Carter-James Baker Commission on Federal Election Reform, and he served as an on-air Democratic strategist for Logo-CBS News in 2006.

Mark is an honors graduate of the George Washington University Law School and Colorado College and a Truman Foundation Scholar.

Carousel Photo: 

Mark_0.png

Carousel Photo GIF: 

Mark_0.gif

Carousel Signature: 

mark.png

Carousel Signature GIF: 

mark.gif