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FLORIDA POLITICS<\/strong> To paraphrase the Bard, the state\u2019s small influence firms may be but little, but they\u2019re still fierce.<\/p>\n Lobbying compensation reports for the second quarter are starting to trickle in.\u00a0Florida lobbyists report their pay quarterly. Reports for the period covering April 1 through June 30 are due Aug. 14<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n The reports disclose how much pay lobbyists and lobbying firms receive from their clients in ranges covering $10,000 increments up to $50,000, after which the exact amount of pay must be reported.<\/p>\n Florida Politics uses the middle number of the reported ranges to estimate quarterly pay. That still shows some healthy revenue for even the smaller concerns.<\/p>\n Mark Anderson<\/strong><\/p>\n Mark Anderson<\/strong> and his lobbying partner Joshua Burkett <\/strong>represented 18 clients in the second quarter and brought in up to $200,000 for their efforts.<\/p>\n The duo\u2019s legislative compensation report<\/a><\/strong> shows two clients paid an estimated $15,000 apiece: Chief Executive Officers of Management Companies and Woz U Education. The remainder of Anderson\u2019s and Burkett\u2019s contracts netted between $1 and $10,000.<\/p>\n Per the last line of the report, they earned no less than $50,000 plying the Legislature and could have earned as much as $100,000. It was the same case on the executive report<\/a><\/strong>, where the team juggled 16 principals.<\/p>\n The same two clients were again marked down in the $10,000 to $20,000 range with the rest netting the pair up to $10,000 each.<\/p>\n
By Drew Wilson<\/strong>
August 23, 2019<\/strong><\/p>\n