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Gordon Thomas Honeywell Governmental Affairs Launches Forensic DNA World Map Project

Cindy Zehnder appointed by Gov. Gregoire as chair of Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board

Noah Reandeau named to Business Examiner's 40 Under Forty

Cindy Zehnder receives the 2010 TVW Founders Award

Gordon Thomas Honeywell Expands Washington State Lobbying Group

GTH-GA Travels to New Orleans for the National Conference of State Legislatures

GTH-GA secures earmarks for its' federal clients

GTH-GA welcomes the World Trade Center Tacoma

GTH-GA employee appointed Governor's Press Secretary

DNA Lag Leaves Potential for Crime

GTH-GA Travels to Boston for the National Conference of State Legislatures

Gordon Thomas Honeywell's Noah Reandeau quoted in the New York Times

GTH-GA Quoted in Journal of Life Sciences Article

Gordon Thomas Honeywell – Governmental Affairs expands representation of Gig Harbor, WA

Chris Asplen, Vice President of Gordon Thomas Honeywell-Government Affairs, highlighted in Glamour Magazine Editorial on Forensic DNA

Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs Opens for Business

Press Release: Statewide Victim Notification System

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) participates in 2006 National Conference of State Legislators

CDEX joins Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) Washington State Group

WEDA chooses Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs)

Smith Alling Lane Governmnet Affairs (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) travels to Nashville

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs' (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) Chris Asplen on the front page of the Washington Post

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs' (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) cited in the Christian Science Monitor on New York's effort to catch more criminals

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs' (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) Noah Reandeau awards congressional “champions”

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs' (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) Lisa Hurst quoted in the Philadelphia Inquirer on New Jersey's proposal to expand DNA collections from criminal offenders

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs' (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) Lisa Hurst cited in front page USA Today feature on forensic DNA/cold cases

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs' (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) welcomes National Conference of State Legislatures to Seattle

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs' (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) hires Dale Learn as Vice President of Federal Governmental Affairs

Smith Alling Lane Government Affairs' (now Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs) on works to expand AFIS market in Washington State

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