A New Jersey-based federal lobbying firm is leveraging its direct connections to Congressional and Executive offices to expedite presidential pardon applications amid growing administrative delays in the clemency process.
Capital Strong Consulting, which maintains offices in both New Jersey and Washington, D.C., has positioned itself as a specialized advocate for white-collar clemency cases at a time when federal staffing shortages have created significant backlogs in the pardon review process.
The firm operates under the leadership of Mark Geybson, a federal law enforcement veteran with more than 25 years of government experience. The company’s founder, Mohammad Mansour, is currently serving in an appointed position at the White House as Domestic Advisor on Arab Affairs.
This unique positioning has enabled the federal lobbying group to develop streamlined approaches for moving qualified pardon applications through the Office of the Pardon Attorney and the White House Clemency Czar without traditional intermediaries.
The focus on presidential pardons and clemency for white-collar offenses comes as the federal clemency system faces mounting pressure from case backlogs and resource constraints. The firm’s specialized approach targets these administrative challenges by utilizing direct channels established through its team’s extensive government backgrounds.
Capital Strong Consulting emphasizes discretion and strategic advocacy in its client services, focusing on measurable outcomes for individuals and organizations seeking clemency relief. The firm’s concentration on domestic U.S. policy and American interests reflects its positioning as a specialized player in the federal lobbying landscape.
The company’s operational model relies heavily on the government experience of its leadership team, allowing for direct engagement with decision-makers in both legislative and executive branches. This approach distinguishes the firm’s services in an arena where timing and access often determine the success of clemency petitions.