- 10/05/11 | The Hill Top Lobbyists: Hired Guns The Hill's list of the stars of Washington's "downtown" firms. Sam Geduldig, Clark Lytle Geduldig & Cranford. The former House Republican leadership aide has seen a business boom at his firm since the GOP takeover of the lower chamber.
- 10/03/11 | National Journal Clark, Lytle & Geduldig Changes Name The Republican boutique lobbying shop known for its financial services work officially changed its name Monday to include the addition of new partner Jay Cranford and is now Clark Lytle Geduldig & Cranford.
- 08/09/11 | The Hill GOP-leaning lobbying firms thrive despite declining K St. revenue Business for Republican-leaning lobbying firms has grown this year, despite lobbying revenue declining for many on K Street. Several shops with ties to GOP leadership in the House and Senate have signed up new clients and seen their revenue...
- 05/23/11 | Washingtonian Sam Geduldig: 40 Under 40 Geduldig has friends in high places. As deputy political director and then political director to Ohio Republican representative John Boehner--now speaker of the House--Geduldig traveled with the congressman constantly...
- 05/01/11 | Roll Call Boehner Aide Exiting for K Street Jay Cranford, a policy aide to Speaker John Boehner, is leaving the Hill to join the lobby shop Clark Lytle & Geduldig as a partner in May. The newly minted lobbyist will work on the firm's existing clients, but he also will focus on building...
- 04/25/11 | CQ Weekly CQ Weekly - On The Move Lobbying Even though House Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio has been in the job just four months, a handful of his tops aides have already left the Hill. The latest is environmental and energy adviser Jay Cranford, who starts at Clark Lytle and Geduldig...
- 11/22/10 | The Daily Caller Lobbying Firms to Watch in the Next Congress On November 2, when the political power dynamic shifted and Republicans took back the House and narrowed the gap in the Senate, a simultaneous shift occurred among the people who seek to have influence over congressional power players.













