Healthcare and life sciences
Deep sector knowledge across the innovation and care continuum.
Why Amy / senior perspective
Senior counsel with hands-on execution at every stage.
Cross-system experience connects what is politically possible, operationally workable, scientifically robust, and commercially relevant.
About the founder
Two decades at the intersection of policy, regulation, and public affairs.
Amy Chevalier Efantis advises leaders where public policy, regulation, science, market access, and business strategy meet. She has built and led government-affairs teams, shaped federal and state strategies, prepared executives for consequential engagement, and convened coalitions around complex healthcare and life-science issues.
Her working style is direct, practical, and built for momentum: clarify the real decision, bring the right people into alignment, and turn the strategy into work that can move.
Four vantage points. One strategy.
Experience on every side of the table.
Capitol Hill
Understanding how policy is made, negotiated, and implemented.
Enterprise leadership
Driving strategy and execution in complex organizations.
Associations and coalitions
Building consensus and delivering collective impact.
Professional-history framing is presented as experience, not as unqualified consultancy-client results.
Evidence from the source design
Strategy measured by what moves.
states
Engaged on policy strategy across the U.S.
metropolitan areas
Experience informing local and regional policy outcomes.
reported savings
Average client savings through policy-driven commercial strategies.
member companies
Supported as counsel for major industry associations and coalitions.
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Working approach
Senior counsel. Hands-on execution.
I partner directly with leaders to turn complexity into clarity and strategy into measurable results. Every engagement is tailored, every step purposeful, every outcome tied to what matters most.
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