RSA Consulting welcomes veteran staffer, up-and-comer to Tally team by Drew Wilson

Tampa Bay-based lobbying firm RSA Consulting is enhancing its all-inclusive, client-tailored services with the addition of veteran staffer Gina Sisk and new talent Josiah Johnson.

Sisk joins the team as Director of Internal Relations and Special Projects, and Johnson comes aboard as Government & Community Affairs Coordinator. The new additions will support the firm’s lobbying team to enhance the depth and breadth of its consulting services and maintain a year-round presence in RSA’s Tallahassee office.

Now nine people strong, the firm said the expansion “represents its commitment to making every client feel like they are their only client.”

“As RSA continues to grow its client roster both in the Tampa Bay region and across the state, Gina and Josiah play a critical role in ensuring RSA continues to deliver the high-quality services that are tailored to the needs of each and every client,” said RSA President and CEO Ron Pierce.

Sisk, who will be based in RSA’s Tallahassee office, brings more than 20 years of experience to the firm. Her résumé includes positions at the Florida Department of Children and Families, Florida Lottery, a statewide association, and a Tallahassee-based consulting firm.

Johnson, who joined RSA in September as an intern, recently graduated from the University of South Florida with a bachelor’s degree in political science. He worked for former U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist’s re-election campaign before transitioning into his district office.

“RSA is a tight-knit team with a well-defined culture, and it is important to us that new hires resonate with our values of collaboration and client dedication,” said RSA Vice President and COO Natalie King.

“RSA has known Gina for years, and her addition to the team has sparked an excellent synergy, and we’re excited to see her flourish. Josiah, who started as an intern and swiftly proved himself indispensable, has truly earned his place on our team, and he has a bright future ahead of him.”

Read the article on FloridaPolitics.com.