Mike Ennis is a lobbyist with more than twelve years of experience representing employers and industry associations before the Washington State Legislature. He focuses on turning business concerns into clear, actionable policy positions and works directly with legislators, stakeholders, and staff to address tax, regulatory, and policy issues affecting a broad range of industries.
Over the course of his career, Mike has built effective working relationships, and he is known for his straightforward approach, working with both sides of the aisle to navigate the legislative process to deliver practical results for the organizations he represents. Mike values transparency, clear communication, collaboration, and strong professional relationships, and he brings those principles to every aspect of his advocacy work.
Mike can provide clients with a variety of services that can be customized to best fit your needs. He offers flexible, scalable support designed to meet clients where they are and move them forward. No matter the scope or complexity of the issue, Mike adapts his work to ensure the strongest possible outcome. Whether you require strategic guidance, legislative analysis, bill drafting, or hands-on advocacy, Mike can shape his services to meet your goals.
Direct advocacy and representation before legislators and regulatory bodies to advance your organization's interests
Comprehensive monitoring and analysis of legislation relevant to your industry and policy priorities
Expert guidance on policy strategy, legislative positioning, and advocacy planning tailored to your goals
Strategic development of stakeholder relationships and coalition partnerships to strengthen advocacy efforts
Navigation of regulatory processes and engagement in rulemaking to ensure compliance and favorable outcomes
Mike represents employers and industry associations at the Washington State legislature and specializes on issues related to general business, transportation, aviation, trucking, supply chains, labor and employment law, agriculture, environment, land use, housing, telecom, and infrastructure.
