Standards
Every member agrees to a written code of conduct as a condition of membership. Violations are reviewed by the board.
Colorado's professional association for lobbyists and political advocates.
About BLAC
Blackwood Lobbying & Advocacy Corps is a member-governed association for Colorado's lobbyists and political advocates. Membership is earned through vetting, and maintained through conduct, and professional standing in a member's respective field.
Every member agrees to a written code of conduct as a condition of membership. Violations are reviewed by the board.
Members are currently practicing lobbyists or political advocates in Colorado. We are not an honorary or alumni association. We do accept activists with a record of effective activism.
BLAC is governed by its members, not by outside interests or a single founder.
Members access Marun, the Corps's innovative collective intelligence tool, as a condition of good standing.
Membership is by invite or referral. A member's standing reflects on the member who brought them in.
BLAC Certified
BLAC membership is not an open registry. Every member completes vetting before admission and maintains standing through conduct and practice alignment. Use this page to confirm whether a lobbyist or advocate you're working with is a current BLAC member.
What certification means
Every certified member completes professional vetting before joining the corps — not an open registry.
Members operate within declared practice areas and corps governance, not as generalist operators.
Professional judgment and client confidentiality are assumed — not marketed as an afterthought.
Peer standards and corps oversight distinguish BLAC certification from unvetted lobbyists and advocates.
Membership
BLAC welcomes all non-elected, currently practicing political professionals: lobbyists, advocates, government affairs specialists, and allied practitioners. We are not a forum for elected officials; we are the corps where practitioners belong.
Membership is practice-aligned and professionally vetted. You gain a trusted network, structured programming, and a place where discretion and standards are assumed.
Practice areas
Marun
Every member gets access to Marun, the Corps's collective intelligence tool. It surfaces what matters across the membership without exposing client work, strategy, or trade secrets.
Access activates once you're vetted and dues are current.
Curated peer network
Legislative intelligence briefs
Annual Blackwood Summit
Dues
Dues are flat: one rate per individual seat at $250/year, one rate per organizational seat at $500/year. No tiers.
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Intelligence
Members Only — Confidential
PriorityA preview of the legislative intelligence briefs delivered to vetted members. Full analysis and sourcing available inside the member portal.