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AED Names Matt Lamy Government Affairs Manager

Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) is pleased to announce the addition of Matt Lamy as Government Affairs Manager. Based in AED’s Washington, D.C. office, Lamy will play a vital role in advancing the association’s legislative and regulatory priorities in both the United States and Canada.

In his new position, Lamy will work closely with Daniel B. Fisher, AED’s Senior Vice President of Government & External Affairs, to advocate for pro-growth policies impacting the equipment industry. His responsibilities will include engaging with lawmakers and policymakers in Washington and at the state level, coordinating congressional visits for AED members, and helping members build direct relationships with key officials.

“We’re excited to welcome Matt to the AED Government Affairs team,” said Fisher. “His background working in multi-client and trade association settings, will be a tremendous asset as we continue to expand our advocacy efforts and deepen our engagement with policymakers at all levels of government.”

Prior to joining AED, Lamy served as a Federal Affairs Research Analyst at McAllister & Quinn, where he focused on helping clients navigate the federal appropriations process. He also previously held a communications and government relations internship with the Household and Commercial Products Association (HCPA). Lamy earned a B.A. in Political Science from Georgia Southern University in 2022.

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