Michael W. Hoog
Mr. Hoog serves as Of Counsel to Hensley Kim & Holzer, LLC, focusing on general business transactions, commercial litigation, government relations and regulatory law. He has represented client interests before congress, federal agencies, and state and local governments on issues ranging from technology policy and procurement to energy policy, natural resources rights, royalties and environmental compliance.

Mr. Hoog was formerly a principal in the law firm of Seman Hoog, PC. Prior to that he was an attorney in the Denver office of the Washington, D.C. based law firm of Patton Boggs, where he counseled clients on general business matters and designed and implemented lobbying, procurement and public policy initiatives for the firm’s national and global clients. Mr. Hoog is also currently a principal at Corporate Advocates, Inc., a public relations and lobbying firm.

In 1998, President Clinton appointed Mr. Hoog to the American Heritage Rivers Advisory Committee. He also served a term on the Colorado Council on the Arts and is the past Chair of Arts for Colorado.

A former minor league pitcher in the Atlanta Braves organization, Mr. Hoog holds several career pitching records and a Political Science degree from the University of North Carolina. He received his law degree from the University of Colorado.