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Meet Our Speakers
Devin Krecl
joined Capitol Strategy Group in 2014. Mr.
Krecl’s expertise includes public affairs, grassroots and
grassǦtops, marketing and event planning, oversight of
human resources, and firm operations. He specializes in
advancing development initiatives with his team and
implementing comprehensive strategies to promote the
priorities of the clients. His leadership has allowed him to
adapt to any task and effectively lead his team when
working on a project.
In 2016, Mr. Krecl began working with the firm’s
leadership and a government affairs consultant and
lobbyist for the Georgia Society of Ophthalmology,
Georgia Psychiatric Physicians Association, Georgia
Medical Directors Association, Georgia Society for
Respiratory Care, Georgia Library Media Association, and Georgia Organization of
SchoolǦBased Speech Language Pathologists. Mr. Krecl is a graduate of Kennesaw State
University, where he recieved a B.S. in Political Science with a specialization in
Government and Professional Politics.
Devin Krecl
Government Affairs
Capitol Strategy Group
Contact: 770.435.5586
Email:
devin@capitolstrategy.usTravis Lindley
is a founding partner of Capitol
Strategy Group with a history of success that has earned
him recognition as a respected healthcare lobbyist and
operative in Georgia. Mr. Lindley offers insider expertise
by way of an extensive background in the areas of
government affairs, lobbying, PAC fundraising and
management,
and grassroots/grassǦtops advocacy
projects. Mr. Lindley has proven himself an instrumental
advocate on behalf of healthcare professionals and
organizations through his achievements regarding patient
choice and safety, scope of practice, regulatory issues, and
matters concerning budget and appropriations.
He currently consults the Medical Association of Georgia,
Georgia Society of Ophthalmology, the Georgia
Psychiatric Physicians Association, the Georgia Medical Directors Association, United
Surgical Partners International, the Georgia Society of Ambulatory Surgery Centers,
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