# Leah Clark | Best in Government Affairs TX 2026 > Leah Clark of City of Georgetown, Texas is a 2026 Best in Government Affairs Texas honoree, recognized as Female Powerhouse of the Year. Canonical: https://www.uslege.ai/best-in-government-affairs/texas/2026/leah-clark --- [Best in Government Affairs](/best-in-government-affairs)› [Texas](/best-in-government-affairs/texas)› [2026](/best-in-government-affairs/texas#honorees)› [Female Powerhouse of the Year](/best-in-government-affairs/texas/top-female-lobbyists)› **Leah Clark** USLege · Best in Government Affairs · Texas Texas · 2026 Honoree ![Leah Clark, Intergovernmental Relations Manager at City of Georgetown, Texas. Winner, Female Powerhouse of the Year, 2026 Best in Government Affairs Texas](/assets/awards/tx-2026/leah-clark.jpg) Category [Female Powerhouse of the Year](/best-in-government-affairs/texas/top-female-lobbyists) Organization [City of Georgetown, Texas](/best-in-government-affairs/texas/firms#city-of-georgetown-texas) Title Intergovernmental Relations Manager [View LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/leah-clark-69b6354/) [Visit City of Georgetown, Texas](https://georgetowntexas.gov/) [05 · Female Powerhouse of the Year](/best-in-government-affairs/texas/top-female-lobbyists) # Leah Clark **Intergovernmental Relations Manager**, City of Georgetown, Texas Leah Clark, Intergovernmental Relations Manager at City of Georgetown, Texas, is a 2026 Best in Government Affairs Texas honoree in the Female Powerhouse of the Year category. The awards are peer-nominated. Leah Clark exemplifies the kind of leadership that bridges communication, strategy, and service. As Intergovernmental Relations Manager for the City of Georgetown, she has transformed how her city engages with state and federal policymakers. She bridges communication, strategy, and public service by translating complex policy into clear, actionable ideas that move people and shape outcomes. > “Leah exemplifies the standard of excellence in state advocacy and government affairs,” one nominator wrote. “With 14 years of Capitol experience, she knows how to build the bipartisan coalitions that achieve meaningful results.” Another added, “Her ability to synthesize complex policy issues and convey them in clear, compelling messages has benefited legislators, their staff, and the residents of Georgetown alike.” Her work this session included launching the City Ambassador Program, which gives residents firsthand insight into state legislation affecting their community. She also led innovative social media outreach that turned intricate policy topics into relatable stories. Ensuring Georgetown’s priorities resonated both locally and at the Capitol. Her leadership helped secure key legislative exemptions protecting her community, the direct result of smart strategy and steady advocacy. A Georgetown native with a master’s in public administration from the Bush School at Texas A&M University, Leah’s path from Senate staffer to city advocate shows how deep expertise and thoughtful leadership can create measurable change. As one of this year’s Female Powerhouse of the Year honorees, Leah Clark embodies the grit, strategy, and leadership that are redefining what effective advocacy looks like in Texas government affairs. 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