Jonathan Boguchwal is a seasoned government affairs and public policy professional with extensive experience in state and local government in New Jersey.
Jonathan served as Chief of Staff to former Essex and Morris County State Senator and Governor Richard J. Codey, including the period during which Senator Codey served as President of the New Jersey Senate. In addition, he served on the legislative and municipal staff of former Hudson County State Senator and current Township of North Bergen Mayor Nicholas J. Sacco.
Prior to these roles, Jonathan served as Deputy Chief of Staff to Senate President Codey and as a Research Associate in the Senate Democratic Majority Office. As a Research Associate, he was the lead aide to both the Senate Transportation Committee and the Senate Labor Committee, representing the interests of the Senate Democratic Caucus.
Jonathan has held various positions in local, legislative, and statewide political campaigns, including Deputy Executive Director of the Senate Democratic Majority Political Action Committee.
He has been named a top lobbyist in New Jersey by InsiderNJ and has served on numerous boards and commissions over the years.
Jonathan was a member of the Mikie Sherrill for Governor Finance Committee and the Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill Transition Interdisciplinary Advisory Task Force.
Appointed by Governor Phil Murphy, he currently serves on the New Jersey–Israel Commission and the Rutgers University Board of Trustees. He also served in Transition 2018 as Deputy Policy Director and lead author for the Transportation and Infrastructure Transition Advisory Committee for Governor Murphy.
Jonathan is a Commissioner on the Union County Improvement Authority and serves on the Hudson County Community College Cannabis Program Advisory Board.
He was previously appointed by the Speaker of the General Assembly to the New Jersey College Affordability Study Commission and served on the Hudson County 2011 Freeholder Apportionment Commission, which was responsible for drawing Hudson County Freeholder districts following the 2010 Census.
Additionally, Jonathan previously served on the Rutgers University Board of Trustees and the New Jersey–Israel Commission, having been appointed by Governors Jon Corzine and Richard J. Codey, respectively.
Drawing on his experience in state and local government, Jonathan provides a broad range of representation for clients in transportation and infrastructure, healthcare, education, telecommunications, environmental policy, gaming, regulatory affairs, and economic and business development.
Jonathan received a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Rutgers University and a Master of Public Affairs and Politics from the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University.
Jonathan served as Chief of Staff to former Essex and Morris County State Senator and Governor Richard J. Codey, including the period during which Senator Codey served as President of the New Jersey Senate. In addition, he served on the legislative and municipal staff of former Hudson County State Senator and current Township of North Bergen Mayor Nicholas J. Sacco.
Prior to these roles, Jonathan served as Deputy Chief of Staff to Senate President Codey and as a Research Associate in the Senate Democratic Majority Office. As a Research Associate, he was the lead aide to both the Senate Transportation Committee and the Senate Labor Committee, representing the interests of the Senate Democratic Caucus.
Jonathan has held various positions in local, legislative, and statewide political campaigns, including Deputy Executive Director of the Senate Democratic Majority Political Action Committee.
He has been named a top lobbyist in New Jersey by InsiderNJ and has served on numerous boards and commissions over the years.
Jonathan was a member of the Mikie Sherrill for Governor Finance Committee and the Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill Transition Interdisciplinary Advisory Task Force.
Appointed by Governor Phil Murphy, he currently serves on the New Jersey–Israel Commission and the Rutgers University Board of Trustees. He also served in Transition 2018 as Deputy Policy Director and lead author for the Transportation and Infrastructure Transition Advisory Committee for Governor Murphy.
Jonathan is a Commissioner on the Union County Improvement Authority and serves on the Hudson County Community College Cannabis Program Advisory Board.
He was previously appointed by the Speaker of the General Assembly to the New Jersey College Affordability Study Commission and served on the Hudson County 2011 Freeholder Apportionment Commission, which was responsible for drawing Hudson County Freeholder districts following the 2010 Census.
Additionally, Jonathan previously served on the Rutgers University Board of Trustees and the New Jersey–Israel Commission, having been appointed by Governors Jon Corzine and Richard J. Codey, respectively.
Drawing on his experience in state and local government, Jonathan provides a broad range of representation for clients in transportation and infrastructure, healthcare, education, telecommunications, environmental policy, gaming, regulatory affairs, and economic and business development.
Jonathan received a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Rutgers University and a Master of Public Affairs and Politics from the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University.
Drawing on his experience in state and local government, Jonathan provides a broad range of representation for clients in transportation and infrastructure, healthcare, education, telecommunications, environmental policy, gaming, regulatory affairs, and economic and business development.
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