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Bipartisan boutique government relations firm Ferox Strategies is thrilled to announce its certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) and a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB). Ferox, founded by senior political strategist and government relations expert Cristina Antelo, earned the coveted designations from the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council ...

The sudden outbreak of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, in March 2020 has impacted all corners of American life. Small businesses, hit hard by both declining customers and then weeks-long forced closures, are facing tough decisions and uncertain futures. Congress recognized the urgent, dire need to help ...

Bloomberg Government has named Ferox Strategies as a top-performing lobbying firm for 2019 in its new "Lead and Succeed: 2019 Top-Performing Lobbying Firms" report! Ferox, a bipartisan boutique lobbying firm, ranked among the best in Washington for overall revenue growth as well as average revenue per ...

By Bridget Bowman and Kate Ackley The Senate Judiciary hearing room will become an extension of the 2020 campaign trail next month — and not just because the committee features the Democratic vice presidential nominee. As the panel considers President Donald Trump’s nomination of federal appellate Judge Amy Coney Barrett ...

By Amanda Long – Contributing Writer You don’t need to convince Cristina Antelo that inclusion is good for business. The Cuban-American lobbyist and owner of Ferox Strategies, a D.C. advocacy and public relations firm, is grateful other voices are starting to harmonize with hers, echoing the ...

The Political Life Listen on Apple Podcasts Cristina Antelo is a founding principal at Ferox Strategies. Cristina has spent more than a decade representing multinational corporations at Washington’s best-known government relations firms. This week on the show we're joined by Cristina Antelo, ESQ - the Founder and CEO of Ferox ...

BY MARK TAPSCOTT President Donald Trump, former Vice-President Joe Biden, dozens of U.S. Senate candidates and hundreds of congressmen and their challengers are expected to spend in total nearly $11 billion, the most ever, appealing for votes in next Tuesday’s election. That the current campaign will set a new ...