Dan Johnson is the lobbyist and owner of Progressive Public Affairs.
Prior to launching his own firm, Dan worked for the non-profit FairVote, advocating for a more modern democracy.
He graduated from the University of Chicago Law School in 2000 where his professors included Barack Obama and Abner Mikva.
He is also the co-founder of two software companies: JurorSearch and HowManyVotes.
He specializes in policy development, helping clients turn a general goal into specific, actionable steps that an elected official can embrace and convince her colleagues to vote to implement. He has drafted more than 100 bills and at least a dozen laws.
A local politician (serving on the Wilmette Library Board), he is married with four children.
Prior to launching his own firm, Dan worked for the non-profit FairVote, advocating for a more modern democracy.
He graduated from the University of Chicago Law School in 2000 where his professors included Barack Obama and Abner Mikva.
He is also the co-founder of two software companies: JurorSearch and HowManyVotes.
He specializes in policy development, helping clients turn a general goal into specific, actionable steps that an elected official can embrace and convince her colleagues to vote to implement. He has drafted more than 100 bills and at least a dozen laws.
A local politician (serving on the Wilmette Library Board), he is married with four children.