Policy Intelligence
- Legislative Analysis
- Regulatory Monitoring
- Policy Development
- Stakeholder Mapping
About the Firm
Navigating complexity at the highest levels of governance.
Mado Strategies is a Washington, D.C.–based boutique advisory firm built for companies bringing AI and healthcare solutions into the nation's capital. We connect clients to the government officials, federal agencies, private-sector leaders, and like-minded organizations that can help them build a real platform in the District.
Our Approach
We don't just advise on Washington — we work in it, every day.
Many companies arrive in Washington with strong solutions but no map. They have AI platforms ready for federal adoption, or healthcare technologies that need agency buy-in — but don't know who to talk to, or how. That's exactly where we work. Mado Strategies was built to bridge that gap: translating your objectives into D.C. relationships, and those relationships into outcomes.
We draw on deep roots in the District — across Capitol Hill, federal agencies, and the private sector — to connect clients with the right people in government and the like-minded organizations that can amplify their presence. And as a licensed attorney, we go beyond strategy: providing the full legal counsel your business needs in D.C., from corporate formation and transactional matters to representation before the Office of Administrative Hearings and responding to government investigations.
Capabilities
Government Relations
- Federal Agency Engagement
- Congressional Advocacy
- Coalition Building
- Strategic Communications
Legal & Regulatory
- Corporate Counsel
- Administrative Hearings
- Investigation Response
- Healthcare Entity Formation
- Regulatory Strategy
- Enforcement Defense
Industry Focus
Artificial Intelligence
We help AI companies navigate federal adoption, build relationships with agency decision-makers, and position their solutions within the evolving D.C. regulatory and governance landscape.
Healthcare
We connect healthcare companies to the federal agencies, Congressional offices, and D.C.-based health organizations that can help them access markets, shape policy, and establish institutional credibility in the capital.