# Crossroads Strategies The **#11 lobbying firm in DC by 2025 revenue ($28.34M)**, founded in 2010 by Republican lobbyists John Green and G. Stewart Hall (who had earlier co-founded the Federalist Group). A bipartisan shop whose principals include former Senate leaders Trent Lott (R-MS) and John Breaux (D-LA), and a member firm of the publicly traded [[Public Policy Holding Company]] — Hall doubles as PPHC's CEO. > [!warning] Disambiguation > Crossroads Strategies has **no connection** to [[Karl Rove]]'s political-money vehicles [[Crossroads GPS]] (501(c)(4)) and American Crossroads (super PAC), which were founded the same year by Rove and [[Ed Gillespie]]. The shared "Crossroads" name is coincidence: this is a for-profit K Street lobbying firm with no corporate, financial, or personnel tie to the Rove entities. ## Scale and trajectory 2025 income of $28.34M was up ~12% from ~$25.2M in 2024, driven by heavy tariff/trade demand in the second Trump term and a March 2025 senior-hire expansion. Trump-world bench: principal Chris Miller worked trade policy in Trump's first term; 2025 SVP hire Jackson Stuteville came from the Trump-era Pentagon. ## Clients A blue-chip corporate book: [[Boeing]], Altria (the legacy anchor), [[Koch Industries]], Northrop Grumman, Huntington Ingalls, [[PhRMA]], Bristol-Myers Squibb, Takeda, Visa, Salesforce, Spotify, Airlines for America, Norfolk Southern. ## Revolving door Verified movers include Hunter Moorhead (George W. Bush White House NEC; Senate Appropriations staff), Ben McMakin (legislative director to Sen. Patty Murray), Lucy Panza (counsel to [[Chuck Schumer]]), Scott Brenner (FAA/NHTSA senior executive), and Wally Burnett (staff director, Senate Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee). No FARA registration found — the book appears domestic-only. ## See also [[Lobbying Hub]] · [[Public Policy Holding Company]] · [[Crossroads GPS]] · [[Lobbying]] · [[Revolving Door]]