Lauren M. Flynn

Represented a nonprofit organization to advocate for policies that promote incentivizing charitable giving and would not constrain the ability of donors to give.

Represented a staffing company to secure regular extensions of the Work Opportunity Tax Credit.

Represented a large corporation in successfully preserving Section 127, the employer-provided tuition reimbursement benefit.

Manage a coalition to extend Section 179D, the energy efficient commercial building deduction. Successfully led efforts to make Section 179D permanent and negotiate key improvements to how the deduction operates.

On behalf of a religious denomination, secured passage of language to expand the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate religious exemption.

On behalf of a global manufacturing company, worked to lessen the effect of proposed changes to energy tax credits in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, leading to longer wind down periods for a couple of energy tax credits.

Worked with a large financial advisory company to navigate the changing landscape with respect to the fiduciary rule, including changes in administrations and in control of Congress.

Drafted a comprehensive strategy paper on advancing a complex policy issue across multiple iterations of congressional and administration control.

Worked with the Small Business Administration on behalf of religiously affiliated organizations to ensure they could access support programs to allow them to continue to operate during the pandemic.