Korte Wamsley

As the Principal of Savvy Advocacy, Korte Wamsley takes his role very seriously by vigorously campaigning mainly for clean energy. The firm brings integrated campaign strategies to challenge government affairs across the nation. He makes sure that people are put at the center of the debate via online advocacy, along with grassroots activism and traditional media. Korte designed Savvy Advocacy to provide a different approach to government affairs challenges. Instead of merely lobbying, the firm genuinely makes the voice of the people heard. This makes a huge difference in every campaign Korte takes on.

Putting power in the hands of people, Korte Wamsley has had extensive experience at working on energy regulation and commercial dispute resolution matters as he spent 9 years being Of Counsel at Viviano, Yoakley & Stewart. This was where he focused his practice in those areas from 2000 to 2009. He had been Summer Associate at the corporate law firm in 1999 before graduating with a Juris Doctor degree, Cum Laude, from The Stanford University Law School. Korte obtained the highest score on the Florida Bar examination. He was a member of the writing board of the ABA Environmental Law Journal, where he is the published author of two widely-referenced environmental and regulatory articles.

Korte Wamsley possesses motivational leadership and is able to lead advocacies for a variety of clients as well. His company delivers technology-driven strategies from Silicon Valley to public policy issues on a countrywide scale. He ensures that Savvy Advocacy provides a well-integrated technology platform using the most creative ground techniques in political consulting. He has been recognized by the national media as one of the country’s top progressive advocates.

Korte Wamsley has been recognized by one of the nation’s leading political journalists who wrote that his “mastery of public relations and guerilla tactics is awe-inspiring.” Fortune has also detailed how he is “radically changing” political advocacy through technology.

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