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    George Fontas

    Chief Executive Officer at Fontas Advisors

    George Fontas is the Founder of Fontas Advisors, a distinguished leader known for his innovative strategies in advising clients in various sectors across New York City and State. With a profound understanding of politics and policies, he is recognized as one of the most influential civic leaders in New York. George's vision for Fontas Advisors includes providing top-notch government affairs services while maintaining a personalized approach for each client, resulting in long-term partnerships.

    Drawing from over 15 years of experience in government affairs, George has played a pivotal role in numerous successful land use projects and securing substantial public sector funding for nonprofit organizations. His expertise extends to negotiating public policy initiatives and representing technology companies, overcoming regulatory challenges for growth opportunities.

    George's educational background includes a Bachelor's Degree in Government from Manhattan University, a Master's Degree in Government with a focus on Public Administration from St. John's University, and participation in the CORO Leadership New York Program. Additionally, his active involvement in various organizations, such as + POOL, Summer Search, and Brooklyn Community Board 10, reflects his commitment to community engagement and leadership.

    Prior to founding Fontas Advisors, George held significant roles including Chief Executive Officer of Fontas Advisors, Director of Communications and Legislative Affairs at the New York City Council, and Executive Vice President at Capalino & Company, showcasing his diverse skill set and extensive industry knowledge.

    Highlights

    Mar 4 · The Real Deal
    Big Spenders: Real Estate Tops City Lobbying List - The Real Deal
    Big Spenders: Real Estate Tops City Lobbying List - The Real Deal
    Mar 3 · New York Post
    NYC lobbyists racked up nearly $131 million last year promoting casinos, soccer stadium, real estate - New York Post
    NYC lobbyists racked up nearly $131 million last year promoting casinos, soccer stadium, real estate