Why It Matters

Motorola Inc. has filed a lobbying registration amendment with the firm J.A. Green & Co., registered on Jan. 31, 2026 and signed June 23, 2026. The engagement covers defense policy matters, signaling the company's continued focus on federal contracting and military technology issues.

Motorola's decision to work with J.A. Green & Co. reflects the company's ongoing interest in defense-related policy. The firm brings established relationships on Capitol Hill, with team members who have recent and direct congressional staff experience. This lobbying registration indicates Motorola is actively monitoring and engaging with federal defense priorities.

By the Numbers

J.A. Green & Co filed an amendment with Motorola after the original filing and listed $20,000 under lobbying income/expenses for the first quarter of 2026.

The Big Picture

J.A. Green & Co.'s lobbying team representing Motorola includes three registered lobbyists. Hazel Heckl serves as Executive Vice President for Defense Programs. Jeff Green, the firm's owner, brings prior experience as Counsel to the House Armed Services Committee during the 108th and 109th Congresses. Ryan Altman, Vice President of Government Affairs, recently served as Deputy Chief of Staff for Rep. Brad Finstad and previously worked as a Legislative Assistant for Rep. Tom Emmer.

Altman's recent congressional tenure provides direct access to current lawmakers. His role as Deputy Chief of Staff for Finstad began January 3, 2026, making him a fresh addition to the defense lobbying landscape. Beyond Finstad's office, Altman has worked for multiple Minnesota Republican representatives, including Rep. Jim Hagedorn during 2020.

The Bottom Line

Motorola's lobbying registration with J.A. Green & Co. positions the defense contractor to engage directly on federal priorities. The firm's team combines executive-level defense expertise with current congressional relationships, enabling the company to track and influence defense policy discussions as they develop.

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