Richard L. Robbins, the founding partner of RobbinsFreed in Atlanta, says he took a risk last year when he offered a job to Gov. Sonny Perdue’s executive counsel, Joshua B. Belinfante.
Belinfante, 33, had worked on some of the governor’s key-and most controversial-initiatives, but he had no clients to bring to the table. Nearly a year after his hire, Belinfante “is doing even better than we hoped,” Robbins says. “He has developed a client base and profile like nobody I have seen at this age.”
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