Why It Matters
Prince Alexander Von Furstenberg has engaged in federal lobbying activity, according to a second quarter 2026 disclosure filing, and retained Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLP for representation. The lobbying expenditure disclosure totaled $110,000 for the quarter on issues related to retirement savings.
By the Numbers
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLP filed the second quarter 2026 lobbying disclosure filing on behalf of Von Furstenberg, deploying a team of four active lobbyists. The team includes Russ Sullivan, Brian McGuire, Steve Demby, and Norm Brownstein.
Sullivan brings extensive legislative experience. He served as staff director for the Senate Finance Committee during the 112th Congress and has filed 96 total lobbying disclosures throughout his career. McGuire spent more than 8 years as a congressional staffer across six consecutive congresses, including a brief stint as chief of staff to Sen. Mitch McConnell. He has filed 47 total lobbying disclosures. Demby has filed 7 total lobbying disclosures but lacks prior government experience. Brownstein, the firm's founding member and chair of the board, has filed 59 total lobbying disclosures and also lacks prior government experience.
The Bottom Line
Von Furstenberg's second quarter lobbying engagement on issues related to retirement savings represents a modest deployment of resources through one of Washington's larger lobbying firms.
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