Andrew H. Doerr
Government Policy Advisor
Andrew H. Doerr is an accomplished government affairs professional. Since joining Dykema almost 15 years ago, Andrew has advocated on behalf of clients on issues related to energy, insurance, procurement, regulated industries, local government and many others. His years of experience in review, analysis, drafting of legislation and engaging with the legislature has benefited countless clients seeking to achieve their strategic policy goals.
In total he brings more than 30 years of lobbying, legislative, and political experience to Dykema’s Government Policy Practice. His bi-partisan policy driven approach to lobbying have allowed him to establish strong and lasting relationships across the legislature, various administrations and state agencies regardless of who is in power.
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- Michigan State University, B.S.
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The Get To® Foundation, Board of Directors and Fundraising Committee
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Michigan State University, Institute for Public Policy and Social Research, Michigan Political Leadership Program (MPLP) Graduate Fellow
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Michigan Life & Health Insurance Guaranty Association, Board of Directors, Member
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Financial Health Community Impact Fund, Board of Directors, Member
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20 years as a Youth Sports Coach (Baseball, Football, and Basketball)
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- Deputy Legislative Director and Legislative Liaison, Michigan Secretary of State Ruth Johnson
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- Chief of Staff, Michigan State Senator Alan Sanborn
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- Legislative and Political Director, Michigan Credit Union League
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