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Mische to leave Senator Coleman's office

Posted at 11:52 AM on September 6, 2006 by Tom Scheck

Senator Coleman's office just issued the release. Here's part of it:

Mische to become Senior Vice President of D.C. based Government Relations Firm

Washington, D.C. – Erich E. Mische, 43, Chief of Staff for United States Senator Norm Coleman, has accepted an offer to serve as Senior Vice President of a D.C. based government relations firm. Mische has been Coleman’s key political and policy advisor since 1992, having first served Coleman as his campaign manager for his successful campaign for Saint Paul Mayor in 1992.

“Erich Mische is one of the best political and policy strategists in the business,” said Coleman. “He’s creative, visionary, and most importantly, he gets things done. Erich takes ideas and concepts and puts them into action. I am extremely grateful for his service as my Chief of Staff, and pleased for this new opportunity for him and his family.”


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