Brad Williams

Brad is a widely respected voice in public policy and political circles. Brad was noted as a “40 Under 40,” and “50 Names to Know in Lobbying,” by Crain’s Detroit Business. He is a go-to source for reporters and business leaders who need to know the inside scoop on Michigan’s political and policy scenes.

Prior to joining Clark Hill, Brad spent 17 years at the Detroit Regional Chamber as Vice President of Government Relations. Brad worked with Chamber leadership and board members to develop one of Michigan’s most respected Government Relations teams. Brad’s notable policy successes on behalf of the Chamber and its members include managing legislation to solve Detroit’s municipal bankruptcy, construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, elimination of the Michigan Business Tax, and creation of game-changing aid to Michigan students pursuing higher education.

As part of the Chamber’s leadership team, he was instrumental in the success of the nationally renowned Mackinac Policy Conference. Brad was tasked with developing and organizing debates among candidates for Governor, U.S. Senate, and Mayor of Detroit that consistently provide attendees and a statewide audience their first substantial overview of candidate’s positions, strengths and weaknesses.

Leading the Chamber’s Political Action Committee, Brad was instrumental in securing significant endorsements and support for Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Senator Gary Peters, and Mayor Mike Duggan.