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Crisis management is no longer some peripheral skill that political players can afford to treat as an afterthought. It’s become the very backbone of survival, the difference between weathering a storm and being swept away entirely. 

Washington, D.C., is more than a city — it’s a game. It’s a high-stakes, winner-takes-all battle for influence where the rules keep changing, and the players rotate in and out like a never-ending reality show. Every few years, one party takes the lead, the other licks its wounds, and we all pretend like this time, the pendulum is staying put. It never does.

You often hear phrases like “networking is everything” or “it’s not what you know, but who you know.” But behind all that networking talk lies the secret ingredient: trust.

Political lobbying is often misunderstood and sometimes eyed by the public with skepticism. Often dismissed as backroom deal-making, its true essence lies in the delicate art of influence — not coercion, but persuasion, built on relationships, trust, and understanding of the political machine.

If you're an Orthodox Jew with political ambitions, the pull of public service can feel both exhilarating and daunting. The political arena demands sharp minds, perseverance, and a core set of values to guide you through its many challenges.

A well-rounded, multifaceted education, similar to that of superlobbyist Nick Muzin, can prepare individuals for varied obstacles, encourage lifelong curiosity, and open doors to unexpected opportunities.

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Stonington Global is a distinguished, powerhouse firm renowned for its expertise in legal counsel, government consulting, lobbying, and private equity advisory services, about which The New York Times said, “The combination of access, influence, and substantive expertise they brought to bear produced striking results.”

hen Nick Muzin ’97YC, ’01E was growing up in Toronto, few Canadians attended Yeshiva University.

(JTA) — As Yeshiva University continues its search for a new president with an emphasis on financial sustainability, JTA has learned the name of at least one candidate: the deputy chief of staff for Sen. Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign this year.

A superlobbyist in the truest sense, Nick Muzin operates in the shadows, pulling strings, closing deals, and solving problems for some of the most demanding clients in politics and business.

More often than not, the most significant breakthroughs, the moments that change everything, don’t come from incremental progress. They come from bold, calculated risks. And if you need a case study in what that kind of risk-taking looks like, Nick Muzin’s career offers a fascinating example.

Love him or hate him, Donald Trump is back, and this time, he’s got nothing to lose. The former president has returned to the Oval Office after a previous election loss, an impeachment, legal challenges, and a determined comeback campaign — an unprecedented moment in modern American history.

In politics and business, where connections, influence, and reputation can ultimately dictate the outcomes you achieve — or fail to achieve — branding plays a transformative role.

Superlobbyist Nick Muzin has carved out a unique niche in his industry by operating an “invitation-only” model for choosing clients — a method that prioritizes alignment over opportunism, integrity over volume, and long-term impact over fleeting gains.

An enigmatic figure with a storied political resume, Nick Muzin has carved a unique path through the health care policy and Republican politics sectors. 

Taking full command of high-stakes political campaign management demands resilience, strategic clarity, and a results-driven approach — qualities exemplified by Nick Muzin.

Earning a medical doctorate is hard work, perhaps matched only by achieving a law degree. And no one ever said working in the political sphere is a walk in the park. But to be accomplished in all three? That’s a unicorn — one named Nick Muzin.

With a career spanning multiple disciplines, and a commitment to his firm Jewish faith, Nick Muzin stands out as someone who manages to keep both personal conviction and politics in perfect balance, illustrating that ambition and belief don’t have to exist in separate realms.

Nick Muzin and Alan Dershowitz are helping the Qataris improve their relationship with the US and Israel.

A loose collection of well-connected groups and individuals led by a pair of Orthodox Jewish organizations had striking success in winning clemency for white-collar criminals during the Trump presidency.

According to the job website Indeed, the premier degrees to earn to succeed in the political sector are business administration, communications, and criminal justice. Nowhere on the list can one find a medical education. Apparently, no one told political powerhouse Nick Muzin.

Artificial intelligence is shaking up industries left and right, making inroads into fields that once seemed entirely immune to automation. It’s changed the way we manufacture cars, identifying diseases, and even create art.

In 2016, Donald Trump shocked the world by flipping traditional Democratic strongholds and pulling in a coalition that mixed working-class whites with disaffected suburban voters. Fast-forward to 2024, and he’s both repeating and rewriting history.

When historians and pundits analyze the ascent of Tim Scott — South Carolina’s Republican senator and a symbol of both conservatism and progress — people often point to his inspiring narrative, which weaves together his early struggles in a single-parent household with his rise to prominence in American politics.

Characterized by adaptability, seamless transitions between industries, a strong commitment to personal values, and professional flexibility, Nick Muzin’s professional path showcases the expertise needed to succeed amid economic shifts.

Having transitioned from a career in medicine, a field grounded in ethics and accountability, to becoming one of Washington’s most influential superlobbyists, Nick Muzin brings a distinctive viewpoint on upholding professional integrity.

Excelling in the global business arena demands versatility, resilience, and a results-driven focus, and very few embody these traits as effectively as superlobbyist Nick Muzin.

Nick Muzin’s leadership of Stonington Global reflects a powerful blend of political insight and ethical responsibility, incorporating the ancient wisdom of Jewish leader Hillel the Elder.

WASHINGTON (JTA) – On a Saturday night following Shabbat, Nick Muzin arrayed on his dining room table what would turn out to be the winning strategy to elect the first black Republican to Congress from South Carolina in more than a century.

Nick Muzin and Alan Dershowitz are helping the Qataris improve their relationship with the US and Israel.

Cherie Blair CBE, QC of Omnia Strategy LLP, Alan Dershowitz, Professor Emeritus of Harvard University, and Nicolas Muzin MD, JD of Stonington Global LLC, announce they are working together on the high profile case of the businessman, Mubariz Mansimov Gurbangolu, who has been arrested and detained in Turkey.