Henry Mohn is an assistant vice president on McGuireWoods Consulting’s Illinois government relations team. In this role, represents a suite of industry association clients to provide comprehensive association management services, including state legislative advocacy, strategic planning, board and membership engagement, finances, communications, and event planning. Additionally, he supports the team and clients with legislative and administrative rule tracking, media monitoring, procurement, budget analysis, and a variety of other research projects.
Henry has worked with clients across a full spectrum of industry sectors: energy, economic development, finance, public utilities, tech, healthcare, gaming, electric vehicles, higher education, K-12 education, elections, affordable housing, local government, and cannabis. Through weekly legislative updates, monthly state budget and revenue reports, and end of session reports, he keeps clients informed about key issues in the Illinois General Assembly.
Prior to joining McGuireWoods Consulting, Henry served as political director and deputy field director for Illinois State Senator Meg Loughran Cappel’s 2020 election campaign. In this role, he managed the campaign field team and worked with volunteers, labor organizations, local Democratic Party groups, and precinct committee members to build grassroots support and plan campaign events.
Henry graduated from Northwestern University in 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in political science, international studies, and geography. While in college, he interned at McGuireWoods Consulting. He now manages the firm’s Illinois internship program, working to provide interns with a valuable experience in Illinois state and local government.
Beyond his professional work, Henry serves on the associate board of Chicago Scholars, working to foster relationships with elected officials and plan civic engagement events.
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- Author, Multistate 2024 Education Legislative Update, McGuireWoods Legal Alert, May 23, 2024
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Northwestern UniversityBA
cum laude
2020