Elizabeth Frazee

Who is Elizabeth Frazee?

In February 2003, Elizabeth Frazee opened the doors of Frazee

Associates, a public policy consulting and lobbying firm located in the

nation’s capital. With more than 20-years of government affairs and

industry experience, including most recently vice president of public

policy at AOL Time Warner and also director of government relations at

the Walt Disney Company, Elizabeth has earned a reputation of providing

valuable representation to corporations and nonprofits.

Through the years Elizabeth has developed a wide network of contacts

in the Washington community and nationwide that allows her to practice

across the spectrum of public policy and serve a diverse portfolio of

clients with a special emphasis on technology and entertainment issues.

Her strong contacts with key lawmakers and their staff on both sides of

the aisle in the House and Senate serve her clients well.

Before entering private practice, Elizabeth spent more than 12-years

on Capitol Hill. Beginning as a staff member for a U.S. Senator from

her native state of North Carolina, Elizabeth rose through the ranks on

Capitol Hill, serving as Republican press secretary for the House

Energy and Commerce Committee and Representative Tom Bliley where she

developed media expertise. She later served as legislative director and

chief counsel for Representative Bob Goodlatte, current co-chairman of

the Congressional Internet Caucus and chairman of the House Committee

on Agriculture. As Goodlatte’s top legislative aide for almost five

years, Elizabeth handled the Congressman’s work on the House Judiciary

Committee and was heavily involved in many of the bipartisan cutting

edge technology and intellectual property issues of the 1990’s

including patent reform, Internet liability, privacy and digital

copyright issues.

Elizabeth earned her law degree from the Columbus School of Law at

the Catholic University of America, while working full-time for

Congress. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.