Destiny is passionate about helping clients and team members succeed through clear communication and a deep understanding of the legislative process. With experience in lobbying, research, and spotting opportunities in the Arizona Legislature, she’s committed to building strong relationships and delivering results that matter.
A proud graduate of the University of Arizona, Destiny took part in the Arizona Legislative Internship Program during her final semester. She worked at the Arizona House of Representatives, where she collaborated with the communications and media team. From managing social media to drafting press releases and speeches, and even tracking legislation, Destiny got a hands-on look at how policy takes shape.
Outside of her professional pursuits, Destiny enjoys reading, playing video games, exploring the art of film photography, and experimenting with new recipes. She shares these adventures with her husband and their two beloved dogs: Baloo the Bear and Guinevere Lorraine.
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Rose Law Group expands lobbying enterprise at Old Town law firm
By Digital Free Press Rose Law Group is announcing the expansion of its government relations department with the addition of an all-new lobbying team. The expansion of Rose Law Group’s lobbying team brings specialized skills to navigate complex legislative and regulatory environments, according to a press release. “This expansion signifies a bold new chapter for our government relations department,” said Jordan
Could we see hockey return to Arizona? Thomas Galvin, Maricopa County Board of Supervisors chairman and Rose Law Group partner, talks about it on KTAR
Maricopa County Board Chairman and District 2 Supervisor Thomas Galvin on Monday “rekindled hope that NHL hockey will return to Arizona someday.” Major outlets have picked up the big news, including KTAR’s Outspoken with Bruce & Gaydos. Galvin joins the show “to talk about the possibility of NHL hockey returning to Arizona and the part he’s playing in trying to resurrect the sport in the
Maricopa County Supervisors Chairman Thomas Galvin, new board members pledge another election audit
By Jen Fifield | Votebeat Maricopa County’s new leadership will move immediately to commission an independent audit of the county’s election system, incoming supervisors announced at their first meeting Monday, but they promised that it will not be a repeat of the partisan, chaotic review of the county’s 2020 election results. The announcement came as the county swore in three
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