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Bio Summary
  • Specializes in public policy research and strategy
  • Successfully closed over 1,500 casework cases during his time on the Hill 
  • Composes and plays music for the clarinet and saxophone 
  • Semi-professional rugby player 
Favorite Quote

“Whatever you do, always give 100%. Unless you’re donating blood.”

– Bill Murray 
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Nathaniel Beach

Counselor

Nathaniel Beach, Counselor at Dezenhall Resources, specializes in public affairs. An experienced public policy researcher and advocate, he has worked on national and global policy issues on a variety of subject matters.  

Before joining Dezenhall, Beach worked for InterDigital, Inc. in the government affairs, marketing, and communications department specializing in patent, intellectual property, and technology policy. 

Beach began his career in political advocacy for the Ohio Republican Party, where he held large scale grassroots speaking engagements activating hundreds of local volunteers around the state to campaign for local and state candidates for office.  

He later moved to Washington DC and spent his time on Capitol Hill, serving the constituents of Ohio’s 15th Congressional District and overseeing the district’s casework portfolio, specializing in immigration, tax, and social issues while also engaging in policy research and constituent correspondence for the office of Congressman Steve Stivers. 

Beach is a graduate of Denison University in Ohio and holds a degree with Distinction in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics.  Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he enjoys all things Pittsburgh sports, especially getting to see his hometown Steelers defeat the Cleveland Browns twice a year, every year.