Stephen Davis

Director Of Government Affairs at Georgia Apartment Association | Atlanta Metropolitan Area

About Stephen Davis

As the Director of Government Affairs at the Georgia Apartment Association, Stephen Davis plays a pivotal role in shaping the legislative landscape for the apartment industry in Georgia. With nearly two decades of experience in government affairs and external relations, he expertly navigates the complexities of legislative relations, advocating for policies that promote the growth and sustainability of the multifamily housing sector. Stephen’s extensive background in advocacy and policy development is complemented by his advanced education, holding a Master of Arts in National Security and Strategic Studies from the U.S. Naval War College, which equips him with a strategic mindset essential for addressing the multifaceted challenges facing the industry.

In his current role, Stephen coordinates and oversees state government affairs activities, collaborating closely with outside consultants to ensure that the association’s legislative priorities are effectively communicated and advanced. He is responsible for preparing and distributing comprehensive state legislative reports, articles, and updates, keeping stakeholders informed and engaged with the latest developments in government policy. His creative strategy and leadership skills enable him to foster strong relationships with key legislators and stakeholders, ensuring that the apartment industry’s voice is heard in critical discussions.

Stephen’s expertise in legislative research and congressional affairs further enhances his ability to advocate for the interests of the Georgia Apartment Association. By leveraging his skills in communication and government procurement, he effectively articulates the association's positions on vital issues, from housing affordability to regulatory reforms. Through his dedicated efforts, Stephen is not only advancing the interests of the apartment industry but also contributing to the broader conversation about housing policy in Georgia.

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