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We’re proud to recognize Angela Ambrose, vice president and head of global public policy at #OshkoshCorporation, for being named one of

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the 2026 Top Lobbyists by the National Institute for Lobbying & Ethics.

This recognition honors government affairs professionals who demonstrate exceptional leadership, integrity and impact in their field.

Angela leads Oshkosh Corporation’s global public policy efforts and Washington DC Operations, building strong bipartisan relationships and helping advance policies that support our businesses, customers and the communities we serve.

Her recognition reflects a commitment to thoughtful leadership, collaboration and making a meaningful difference.

Please join us in congratulating Angela on this well-deserved honor!

#EngagementMatters #Leadership #PeopleFirst #TopLobbyist2026

Why this matters for talent

Oshkosh Defense recognizing its head of global public policy as a top lobbyist is culture and leadership visibility content, not a hiring signal. Oshkosh carries more than 30 open roles on the board, and this kind of recognition mainly tells candidates something about how the company positions its Washington operations rather than about open positions.

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