John has spent over 30 years lobbying in Georgia and was recognized as Georgia’s best lobbyist by James Magazine in 2025. Most recently, Mr. Bozeman co-founded Roll Call Public Affairs Consultants LLC and Fralick Bozeman Public Affairs LLC. – firms designed to bring innovation, positive disruption and best in class service to the public affairs market, Bozeman was also billed as managing partner for a firm he worked with for over twenty years, collaborating to develop one of the most distinguished client rosters in Georgia.
Bozeman had the honor of serving former Governor Sonny Perdue as his chief legislative advisor. In that role, his responsibilities included working with members of the General Assembly to advance the Governor’s Legislative Agenda, building legislative support for the Governor’s budget recommendations, developing stronger lines of communications between agency heads and legislators, and advising the Governor on high profile and often politically sensitive legislative proposals. He began his career in legislative affairs with the Georgia Bankers Association (GBA) where he advocated on behalf of the banking industry regarding issues affecting Georgia’s financial marketplace.
Mr. Bozeman served his local community in a variety of roles including service on the Executive Board of the Flint River Council of the Boy Scouts of America and was appointed to serve on the Henry County Development Authority Board. John Bozeman is a graduate of Leadership Georgia and was honored as “Georgia’s 40 under 40” by Georgia Trend magazine identifying Bozeman as one of Georgia’s rising leaders. He and his wife Stacey are both graduates from Syracuse University, have two children, and reside in Jackson, Georgia.
Lauren has over 20 years of lobbying experience. in Georgia. Fralick is a co-founder of Roll Call Public Affairs Consultants LLC and Fralick Bozeman Public Affairs, LLC – firms designed to bring innovation, positive disruption and best in class service to the public affairs market. Prior to forming these ventures, Lauren was a partner for seven years at a large lobbying firm serving clients of multiple industry sectors in Georgia.
Before that, she served as the Vice President of Government Affairs for the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Georgia’s leading business organization for nearly eight years. She represented the interest of the state’s business community before the Georgia General Assembly and the Constitutional Officers of Georgia on issues important to the economic competitiveness of our state. She also oversaw the Georgia Chamber’s Political Action Committee and Independent Expenditure Committee by identifying and supporting pro-business candidates for office. Her legislative areas of focus have included agriculture, economic development, regulated industries, taxation, healthcare, transportation, workforce development, education and environment and energy.
Before lobbying, Fralick gained political experience by working on campaigns in Georgia at the federal, state and local levels. She was voted “Rookie Lobbyist of the Year” by her peers under the Gold Dome after her first year of lobbying. Fralick is a graduate of Leadership Georgia and serves on the Board of the Georgia Center for Civic Engagement. Fralick is a native of Swainsboro, Georgia. She and her husband Frank have three daughters and reside in Virginia-Highland.
Kenyatta Mitchell is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in government affairs and public policy. Her extensive background spans the nonprofit, private, and public sectors, where she has consistently demonstrated a commitment to data-driven analysis and achieving results. Previously, she was Director of Intergovernmental Affairs for the City of Atlanta where she served as the mayor's top advisor for federal, state, and local matters. Kenyatta developed a reputation as a strategic and results-oriented leader where she was successful in securing federal grants of historic nature, achieving significant legislative wins for the city, and working with local governments to accomplish initiatives with regional partners.
Prior to her role with the City of Atlanta, Kenyatta served as AVP at a major infrastructure design firm, where she played a pivotal role in expanding the company’s presence across cities nationwide by building strategic partnerships that fostered growth and solidified its position as a national leader in transportation infrastructure. Kenyatta’s comprehensive and result-oriented approach to analysis has earned her the privilege of working for both Republican and Democratic governors as a policy analyst. She has excelled in cultivating relationships and advancing business strategies for clients across diverse sectors, including hospitality, logistics, public works, financial services, construction, and more. Her impact has been felt by her clients and the Atlanta community, where she has made significant contributions. Kenyatta’s work has garnered recognition from various organizations.
This year, the Atlanta City Council issued a resolution honoring her for her work in the City. In 2023, she received the Champion of Equity award from Georgia Equality, and her peers recognized her as a top lobbyist by the Georgia Professional Lobbyists Association. Additionally, she served on the Georgia Municipal Association’s Legislative Policy Committee, was the previous chairwoman of the Business Council for the African American Mayors Association and served on the City of Atlanta Board of Ethics. Kenyatta holds a bachelor’s degree in history and a master’s in political science/international politics from Clark Atlanta University. She resides in the Grant Park neighborhood of Atlanta with her husband, Jamal
Hayley has spent over 15 years working in government relations in the state of Georgia. Hayley spent 8 years with Governor Nathan Deal’s administration as the Governor’s lobbyist where she was the direct contact for the legislature to the Governor’s office and helped pass over 60 bills from the Governor’s legislative agenda, worked with state agencies, and successfully lobbied for the Governor’s budget priorities.
During her tenure under Governor Deal’s administration, Hayley also served as the senior legislative liaison at the Georgia Department of Community Health as well as state agencies serving the children and families of Georgia.
Hayley most recently spent five years serving as the external affairs liaison for Georgia Gwinnett College. In that role she was the University’s point of contact with the University System of Georgia, Governor’s office, state legislature, state agencies, US Congress, and local elected officials.
Hayley is a graduate of Leadership Gwinnett and has been nominated as a Rising Star Lobbyist for James Magazine and for the On the Rise Award for the Gwinnett Chamber’s Moxie Awards. Hayley is an avid reader, loves cheering on the Dawgs, and enjoys long walks with her husband, Sam. She resides in Brookhaven.
