DYLAN D. BISHOP, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Dylan serves as Senior Vice President, Government Relations with Willcox Savage Consulting, LLC. where he provides strategic counsel to businesses and trade associations on utilizing the legislative, regulatory, and administrative processes to further their respective interests.
contact
DBISHOP@WILSAVCONSULTING.COM
(O) 804.420.3320
(C) 804.814.9450
education
J.D., University of Richmond
School of Law, cum laude, 2016
B.A. in Philosophy, History,
Hampden-Sydney College, cum
laude, 2013
leadership
- Virginia State Bar Young Lawyers Conference, At-Large Board Member
- Richmond Bar Association Young Lawyers Section, Executive Committee
- Richmond Bar Association, Membership Committee Member
- Jamestowne Society, Attorney General
- American Descendants of the House of Burgesses 1619-1699, Chancellor General
Dylan brings knowledge and experience from nearly every aspect of the legislative and regulatory arenas. As Chief of Staff, he led the office of the Virginia Senator who then served as Chairman of the Virginia Senate Transportation Committee and the Virginia Joint Commission on Health Care. Dylan also helped to craft the Virginia regulatory framework for transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Dylan regularly lobbies the Virginia General Assembly and state agencies on behalf a diverse group of business interests and trade associations. He is also known for his experience in managing matters involving gaming, controlled substances, heavy construction, and state employees.
Dylan was awarded the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Pinnacle Award for “TNC Study, Legislation, and Implementation” by Governor Terrence R. McAuliffe.
carter t. whitelow, vice president
Carter has led successful government relations efforts, high-stakes advocacy, and strategic counsel across the Mid-Atlantic. Recognized for his exceptional proficiency in procurement and his ability to secure landmark agreements, Carter’s practice is dedicated to helping clients navigate complex regulatory environments, secure major government contracts, and achieve crucial legislative goals. His approach is rooted in synthesizing deep policy knowledge with a results-driven business perspective—a skill honed across Virginia’s most critical sectors.
contact
cwhitelow@wilsavconsulting.com
(o) 804.420.3321
(m) 703.303.2982
education
MBA, University of Virginia Darden School of Business
B.S. Finance, Virginia Commonwealth University
leadership
- Darden Alumni Association Board of Directors, Member
- Sorensen Institute Alumni Association, 2024-2027 Alumni Council
- Henrico County Finance Board, Citizen Member
- GraceInside, Board Member
Comprehensive Sector Expertise
Carter’s work extends across the Commonwealth’s key growth areas, with a command of policy and legislative mechanisms that has delivered critical, high-value results for major institutions.
Infrastructure & Public Transit
Carter is a trusted voice for companies operating in the public sector, offering expertise essential for large-scale funding and operational agreements. He has successfully represented major stakeholders before institutions like the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA), the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), and the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA).
His track record includes foundational successes, such as assisting in the procurement of the $9 billion Airports Use Agreement and Premises Lease for MWAA—an agreement that established the long-term financial stability and operational framework for both Dulles International and Reagan National Airports. Furthermore, Carter played a pivotal role at WMATA, where he procured $160 million in the Commonwealth’s budget, a critical funding measure essential to maintaining the transit authority’s solvency and preventing a regional public transportation crisis.
His counsel for organizations like the Associated General Contractors and AAA, has enabled successful navigation of large-scale project approvals and transportation policy.
Energy, Utilities, & Data Centers
Carter’s deep command of energy and environmental regulation makes him a trusted advisor in the clean energy transition and critical data infrastructure space. His client portfolio has included pioneering initiatives for a privately-owned, utility-scale solar company and the Coalition for Community Solar Access (CCSA). For the CCSA, Carter assisted with the expansion of the existing 200 MW shared solar program by 150 MW, an effort that significantly increased access to clean, renewable energy for businesses and residents across Virginia and generated substantial development opportunities in the utility sector. He has also advised the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) and managed mission-critical site approvals for operators like Cloud HQ.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Bridging the gap between the private sector and complex public health systems, Carter has managed regulatory affairs and policy initiatives for global innovators like Novo Nordisk and critical institutions such as the Children’s National Medical Center, ensuring continuity of care and a favorable policy environment for medical advancement.
