Target Corporation
Lobbying client
One of the largest general merchandise retail chains in the United States, Target operates dozens of stores across New York City and participated in Mayor Adams' 2023 Organized Retail Crime Task Force. It filed 30 disclosures since 2024 through Kasirer LLC, lobbying 24 council members on retail crime legislation and the renewal of expiring property tax abatements for its existing New York City locations.
- Council members lobbied
- 24
- Filings (since 2024)
- 30
- Lobbying compensation (since 2024)
- $415,210
Lobbied these council members
- Althea V. Stevens Council Member, District 16 (Bronx)
- Amanda C. Farías Council Member, District 18 (Bronx)
- Tiffany L. Cabán Council Member, District 22 (Queens)
- Julie Won Council Member, District 26 (Queens)
- Harvey D. Epstein Council Member, District 2 (Manhattan)
- Lincoln Restler Council Member, District 33 (Brooklyn)
- Crystal Hudson Council Member, District 35 (Brooklyn)
- Alexa Avilés Council Member, District 38 (Brooklyn)
- Chris Banks Council Member, District 42 (Brooklyn)
- Farah N. Louis Council Member, District 45 (Brooklyn)
- Virginia Maloney Council Member, District 4 (Manhattan)
- Julie Menin Council Member, District 5 (Manhattan)
- Gale A. Brewer Council Member, District 6 (Manhattan)
- Shaun Abreu Council Member, District 7 (Manhattan)
- Yusef Salaam Council Member, District 9 (Manhattan)
Represented by lobbyist firms
- Kasirer LLC Lobbyist firm
Lobbied former members
Members who have since left their seat
- Adrienne Adams
- Carlina Rivera
- Diana Ayala
- Erik Bottcher
- Joe Borelli
- Justin Brannan
- Keith Powers
- Kristy Marmorato
- Rafael Salamanca Jr.
What they lobbied on
subjects from their filings
- Determination of Board or Commission - Advocacy; Relationship Building
- Determination of Board or Commission - Relationship Building
- Determination of Board or Commission - Relationship building
- Determination regarding real property - Discussion of renewal of tax abatements in NYC
- Local Legislation (including introduction) - Retail Crime
- Local Legislation (including introduction) - Tax incentives for existing properties
Congressional testimony
Congressional committee meetings where congress.gov lists a witness whose stated affiliation is exactly this organization's name, for the 118th and 119th Congresses, as of 2026-09-01. Name variations are not matched, so an appearance filed under a different spelling of this organization is missing
- “Protecting Consumers and Businesses: Confronting Organized Retail Crime” House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance 2025-12-17