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Who Lobbies for Reckitt Benckiser Group PLC
Every firm filing a lobbying report has to name the individuals who worked the account and disclose the covered government positions they held. These are the people named on Reckitt Benckiser Group PLC's filings who came out of such a job.
What RBGLY spends on lobbying →Former staff lobbying
2
Members they worked for
1
named unambiguously
Position named as filed
1
agency or committee, not a member
Latest filing
2026
Former staff now lobbying
Sorted by how many members someone worked for. The chips in the last column are the other companies each person is also registered for.
| Lobbyist | Previously worked for |
|---|---|
| Benjamin DunhamCounsel, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; Legislative Director and Chief Counsel, U.S. Senator Frank R. Lautenbergfiled 2026RBGLY | Frank R. Lautenberg· Legislative Director and Chief Counsel |
| Shaun GarrisonProfessional Staff, Committee on Government Reform Subcommittee on Energy & Natural Resources July 2006-May 2007; Legislative Assistant, Rep. Diane Watson May 2003-September 2007filed 2026RBGLY | No member named |
Source: quarterly LD-2 lobbying reports filed under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. A member is linked only where the filing names them unambiguously; positions naming an agency, a committee or a surname shared by several members are shown as filed but not linked. Moving from government to lobbying is lawful and disclosed, which is why it is possible to count it here at all.