Ed Krenik is a Senior Principal for government affairs at Bracewell in Washington, D.C. With extensive prior service in senior staff positions in both the legislative and executive branches, he is uniquely qualified to guide corporations, industry coalitions, trade associations and nonprofit organizations through the legislative and regulatory aspects of government advocacy campaigns. His practice encompasses a range of issues, including energy, environment, consumer products, trade and manufacturing.
Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Krenik served as associate administrator for congressional and intergovernmental relations at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Managing a team of 85 professionals, he was instrumental in developing strategy for the Clear Skies initiative, clean water priorities, and other environmental legislation, such as the landmark Small Business Revitalization and Brownfields Rehabilitation Act. He served as EPA’s chief liaison with Congress and the nation's 50 state governors and legislators. He also served as the chief lobbyist for EPA before all Senate and House Congressional Committees.
