Lobbying

Pearson Education's latest lobbying report covers Q2 2026, at $140K. The four quarters Q4 2025–Q3 2026 total $660K. Its first report covers Q4 2022; the issues it reports most are Education and Science/Technology.

Pearson Education

Latest quarter
No record
Q3 2026 · 0 reports
Last 12 months
$660K
Last 4 quarters
vs last quarter
−100.0%
Q3 2026 against the quarter before
First report
Q4 2022
The first quarter a report named it

Lobbying by quarter

Pearson Education lobbying by quarter
Pearson Education lobbying by quarter
QuarterAmountReports
Q4 2022$50K1
Q1 2023$50K1
Q2 2023$320K2
Q3 2023$200K2
Q4 2023$180K2
Q1 2024$300K2
Q2 2024$200K2
Q3 2024$70K2
Q4 2024$50K3
Q1 2025$250K3
Q2 2025$70K2
Q3 2025$200K3
Q4 2025$210K3
Q1 2026$310K3
Q2 2026$140K2
Q3 2026$00

By issue

  • Education$1.8M · 31 reports
  • Science and technology$334.2K · 9 reports
  • Transportation$180K · 3 reports
  • Law enforcement and criminal justice$139.2K · 5 reports
  • Budget and appropriations$120K · 4 reports
  • Labor, antitrust and workplace$32.5K · 1 reports

An issue's amount splits each report's amount equally over the issues the report lists.

Who was lobbied

  • SENATE28 reports
  • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES26 reports
  • Education, Dept of7 reports
  • Executive Office of the President (EOP)7 reports
  • Justice, Dept of (DOJ)4 reports
  • Labor, Dept of (DOL)4 reports
  • State, Dept of (DOS)3 reports
  • Bureau of Prisons (BOP)2 reports
  • Commerce, Dept of (DOC)2 reports
  • Peace Corps2 reports
  • Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration1 reports

Firms it paid

Firm
In-housePearson Education$1.8M15 quarters
Invariant$370K8 quarters
Venable$240K4 quarters
Todd Strategy Group$150K6 quarters

Former officials lobbying for it

Former position
DAVID BONELLIDept. of Transportation, NHTSA, Senior AttorneyQ1 2026
KATHERINE FLEMING COTTONStaff Assistant, Legislative Correspondent, Legislative Assistant - U.S. Representative Brett GuthrieQ1 2026
PETER LOUIS OPPENHEIMGeneral Counsel, Senate HELP Committee; Asst. Secretary for Leg. & Cong. Affairs, Department of Education; Education Policy Director & Counsel, HELP Committee; Leg. Counsel, Senator Lamar AlexanderQ1 2026
CAROLINE OLSENDirector of Member Services, House Republican Conference; Chief of Staff, Rep. Pete Sessions; Communications Director, Rep. Pete Sessions; Press Secretary, Rep. Pete Sessions; Press Assistant, Rep. Pete Sessions; Comms Director, House Rules CommitteeQ3 2025
JOHN V. DRZEWICKIStaff assistant, Rep. Steve Austria; Policy Advisor, US House of Representatives; Policy Director, House Republican ConferenceQ3 2025
YARDLY POLLAS-KIMBLEChief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff, Legislative Director, Rep. Bobby RushQ3 2025
ROSEMARY LAHASKYNONEQ1 2025

Lobbying reports

Filed by
07/20for Q2In-house$80K
07/17for Q2Venable$60K
04/20for Q1In-house$240K
04/20for Q1Todd Strategy Group$10K
04/20for Q1Venable$60K
01/20for Q4 2025Todd Strategy Group$30K
01/20for Q4 2025In-house$120K
01/19for Q4 2025Venable$60K
25/10/20for Q3 2025Todd Strategy Group$30K
25/10/20for Q3 2025In-house$110K
25/10/14for Q3 2025Venable$60K
25/07/23for Q3 2025VenableUnder $5,000
25/07/21for Q2 2025In-house$40K
25/07/20for Q2 2025Todd Strategy Group$30K
25/04/21for Q1 2025In-house$220K
25/04/21for Q1 2025Todd Strategy Group$30K
25/04/15for Q1 2025InvariantUnder $5,000
25/01/27for Q4 2024Todd Strategy Group$20K
25/01/24for Q4 2024Todd Strategy GroupUnder $5,000
25/01/21for Q4 2024In-house$30K