Charles Lambert — lobbying compensation, 2022

Charles Lambert was paid $111,709 in 2022 by the following clients:

• KY State University Foundation, Inc. — $25,920
• LeadingAge Kentucky — $24,000
• Graduation Alliance — $10,640
• Amgen, Inc. — $7,800
• Delta Air Lines Inc. — $3,250
• Citigroup Washington, Inc. — $3,200
• Duke Energy — $3,000
• CoreCivic — $2,880
• Safelite Group, Inc. — $2,400
• RAI Services Company — $2,320
• Teladoc Health, Inc. — $2,160
• KY Rural Water Association — $2,000
• KY Distillers' Assn. — $1,600
• Humana Inc. — $1,343
• Nucor Corp. — $1,280
• LG&E and KU Energy LLC — $1,200
• Diversified Energy Co. — $1,000
• Clearview Healthcare Management KY LLC — $960
• Louisville & Jefferson County Metro Government — $960
• Alkermes, Inc. — $880
• ADP, Inc. - Automatic Data Processing — $800
• Colonial Management Group, LP — $800
• Greater Lexington Convention & Visitors Bureau — $800
• KY Assn. of Radon Professionals — $800
• KY Medical Association — $689
• Legal Aid of the Bluegrass — $640
• Louisville Water Company — $640
• Avail — $560
• Turo, Inc. — $560
• American Council of Life Insurers — $533
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Company — $533
• Allstate Insurance Company — $533
• Insurance Institute of Kentucky — $528
• Air Methods Corporation — $480
• District Judges for a Better Commonwealth — $480
• Home of The Innocents — $480
• KY Crushed Stone Assn. — $480
• BusPatrol — $433
• KY Travel Industry Association — $420
• Plasma Games — $400
• United Services Automobile Association — $333
• Mid-American Rare Coin Galleries, Inc. — $267
• 1800Contacts — $260
• Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Company — $167
• KY Assn. of Convention & Visitors Bureaus — $150
• KY Assn. of Hospices and Palliative Care — $133
• KY Marina Association — $17

All 2022 lobbyists

Data: Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission public reports. KLEC Watch is an independent project of The Lexington Times. Sibling site: KREF Watch — Kentucky campaign finance.