David J Gribbin III

Former Vice President/Government Relations for Halliburton Industries & Former Asst Secretary of Defense for Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney

DJ Gribbin will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Infrastructure Policy. Gribbin previously headed government advisory for Macquarie Capital, a role in which he led advisory teams structuring public-private partnership transactions for governmental clients. He has also worked for Koch Industries and HDR helping clients develop innovative ways to deliver infrastructure. Gribbin has served as the Chief Counsel for the Federal Highway Administration and the General Counsel for the U.S. Department of Transportation. He holds a B.A. and J.D. from Georgetown University

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Business Positions

Freddie Mac Housing finance- GSE

• Director ('03→'08)

Clark & Weinstock

• Marketing Director ('01→'03)

Halliburton Company parent organization

• Vice President/Government Relations ('95→'00)

In the office of

Dick Cheney Vice President under George W Bush; neoconservative leader; former Secretary of Defense and corporate executive

• Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs ('89→'93) [+1]

• Chief of Staff ('79)

Dan Coats Former Trump Director of National Intelligence. Senator and Representative from Indiana

• Chief of Staff ('89→'92)

Donations

Bush-Cheney '04 (Primary) Inc

• Donation · 2,000 USD ('04)

FRIENDS OF CONNIE MORELLA FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE

• Donation · 1,500 USD ('02)

John W. Warner III US Senator from Virginia

• Donation · 1,000 USD ('01)

Joe Finley for Congress

• Donation · 1,000 USD ('02)

Gordon Harold Smith US Senator from Oregon

• Donation · 1,000 USD ('02)

Bush for President Inc.

• Donation · 500 USD ('00)

Pete Domenici Former US Senator from New Mexico

• Donation · 250 USD ('02)

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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NRSC - Nonfederal

• 1 contribution · 10,000 USD (Apr 15 '97)

Brownbuilders Political Action Committee of Brown & Root, Inc Employees

• 4 contributions · 5,250 USD (Oct 30 '96→Dec 28 '99)

Halliburton Company PAC

• 3 contributions · 4,500 USD (May 5 '97→Dec 27 '99)

Republican National Committee U.S. political committee that leads the Republican Party of the U.S., a/k/a The Grand Ol' Party/GOP

• 6 contributions · 4,075 USD (Oct 5 '98→Apr 30 '04)

Romney Victory

• 3 contributions · 2,900 USD (Sep 17 '12→Oct 10 '12)

Mitt Romney U.S. senator from Utah, former Massachusetts governor

• 3 contributions · 2,900 USD (Sep 17 '12→Oct 10 '12)

Liz Cheney US Representative for Wyoming;daughter of Dick Cheney

• 2 contributions · 2,600 USD (Nov 4 '13→Dec 3 '13)

George W Bush 43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush

• 3 contributions · 2,500 USD (Apr 6 '00→Aug 6 '04)

Constance A Morella US Representative from Maryland

• 2 contributions · 1,500 USD (May 23 '02→Oct 7 '02)

Gordon Harold Smith US Senator from Oregon

• 2 contributions · 1,500 USD (Jun 10 '02→May 19 '08)

Services & Transactions

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PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP PwC US helps organizations and individuals create the value they're looking for

• Lobbying Client ('02→'03)

Simpson, Thacher and Bartlett, LLP A leading global law firm, Established in 1884

• Lobbying Client ('02→'03)

Yuba County, CA

• Lobbying Client ('02)

KPMG LLP One of the "Big Four" US accounting firms

• Lobbying Client ('02→'03)

HealthSouth Corp

• Lobbying Client ('02→'03)

Green Tree Chemical Technologies Electrical Aerosol Air Dusters, Automotive Chemical Products, Industrial Maintenance Chemicals, Degreasers, Janitorial Supplies, Base Oil, Phosphates (14265-44-2), Wax Polish, Solvents, Aerosol Concen

• Lobbying Client ('02)

Gino Morena Enterprises Hair care services and salon quality retail products to the US military communities.

• Lobbying Client ('02)

Ernst & Young LLP One of the "Big Four" US accounting firms

• Lobbying Client ('02→'03)

Eli Lilly & Co Pharmaceuticals/Health Products

• Lobbying Client ('02)

Deloitte LLP One of the "Big Four" US accounting firms

• Lobbying Client ('02→'03)