Earhart Turner, a new lobbying and public relations firm, has landed a six-month, $5 million contract with the Democratic Republic of Congo, less than a month after opening. The firm will represent the Central African nation in a historic partnership aimed at strengthening the DRC's global influence.
Karen Giorno, a prominent figure in American politics with 35 years of experience advising U.S. presidents and first ladies, was tapped by Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi at a critical moment. The terrorist incursion into the Congo from neighboring Rwanda already constitutes one of the most devastating and bloody Christian genocides in history.
Earhart Turner LLC brings Trumpian tenacity to the Washington, D.C. lobbying scene. Giorno is joined by Senior Partner Milo Yiannopoulos, a veteran media executive who co-authored 17 New York Times bestsellers. “With my 30 years of political success, including campaigns for President Trump, and Milo’s media expertise, we offer a refreshing alternative to the traditional K Street firms left behind by the Trump era,” said Giorno.
Earhart Turner’s DRC deal propels Karen Giorno overnight to the ranks of Washington, D.C.’s top lobbyists. Ronald D. Coleman is joining the firm as General Counsel from Dhillon Law Group. Hassan A. Sheikh, a compliance and campaign finance expert, joined the firm as a Junior Partner today.
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