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Ed Murnane Biography
Ed Murnane
was named President of the
Illinois
Civil Justice League
early in 1993 after serving
for four years in the Reagan and Bush Administrations, including three
years as the Midwest Regional Administrator for the U.S. Small Business
Administration. He also served in the White House as an Assistant to
President Bush and Director of Presidential Advance.
He managed the successful Bush campaign in Illinois in 1988 and served
in senior management positions in the Reagan campaigns in 1976, 1980 and
1984.
Prior to joining the Bush Administration, Murnane was the Public Affairs
Director for the Regional Transportation Authority and was responsible
for the public affairs and government relations programs for the second
largest transportation system in the United States. He directed the
RTA's legislative programs in both Springfield and Washington, D.C.
Murnane is a former award-winning journalist and he served as a
Congressional aide in Washington, D.C. He operated a public affairs
consulting firm in Illinois in the late 1970s which specialized in
government and political affairs, including lobbying in the Illinois
General Assembly.
He has served on the board of directors of the American Tort Reform
Association since 1997.
Murnane is a native of Chicago and currently lives in Arlington Heights,
Illinois.
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