4208 Six Forks Road Suite 1400, Raleigh, NC USA 27609
Dylan Reel assists his clients with lobbying and advocacy before the North Carolina General Assembly and state agencies with a focus on Energy, Education, Technology, Financial Services, Local Governments, and Transportation. In 2023 and 2024, he was ranked as a “Top Lobbyist” in the state of North Carolina by the North State Journal. In 2026, Dylan was named a “Leading Lobbyist” by Business North Carolina magazine.
Prior to joining the firm, Dylan was Vice President of Government Affairs in the Raleigh, North Carolina office of a national public affairs firm. There, he represented clients before the North Carolina General Assembly and Executive Branch and provided clients with detailed analysis of legislation, appropriation, and political contributions.
Before he became a lobbyist, Dylan was General Counsel to the House Rules Chairman Destin Hall. In this role, he oversaw the North Carolina House caucus legislative agenda, floor calendar, and bill movement. Dylan also served as a research assistant and legislative staff assistant in the North Carolina House of Representatives where he provided legislative counsel to the House Rules Chairman David Lewis.
While attending law school, Dylan served as a legal extern for Speaker of the House Tim Moore in the North Carolina House of Representatives.
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Campbell University School of Law J.D. (2020)
Loyola University Chicago B.S. Political Science (2017) cum laude with departmental honors
North Carolina (2020)
Johnston County Bar Association, Member
Wake County Bar Association, Member
Saint Thomas Moore Society, Member
Federalist Society, Member
East Triangle YMCA, Board Member
American Leadership Academy Johnston, Board Member
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