Ed Rogers

Ed Rogers is Vice Chairman of Barbour Griffith & Rogers and Diligence, LLC as well as a onetime deputy assistant to President George H.W. Bush. He is married to Edwina Rogers, former associate director of the White House's National Economic Council.[1]

In July 2004, Rogers was retained as the chief lobbyist for the Kurdish Democratic Party, "to ensure that Iraqi Kurdistan maintains its autonomy from Baghdad in the new Iraq Government" and for "the return of oil-rich Kirkuk, which Saddam Hussein had "Arabized" as the capital of the region, to Kurdistan."[2]

SourceWatch Resources

• Barbour Griffith & Rogers
• Diligence, LLC
• New Bridge Strategies
• lobbying firms

External links

• Barbour Griffith & Rogers, "Ed Rogers, Chairman", accessed December 2004.
• "Kurds Want To Be Left Alone," O'Dwyer's PR Daily, July 16, 2004.