Keaton Dicapo

Keaton supports Lewis Burke by utilizing his research background to track policy and legislative developments for clients, providing them with unique insight into the areas of public health, biomedical research, environmental impacts, and product safety. He further assists clients in navigating the changing dynamics of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), among others.

Issue Expertise: Healthcare, public health, public safety, environment, energy.

Additional Experience: Prior to joining Lewis-Burke, Keaton interned in the Louisiana House of Representatives and worked on a gubernatorial and District Attorney campaign in Tennessee. He also interned at a land-use consulting firm in Nashville where he worked on community development and energy projects, solidifying his love for energy and environmental policy. Keaton moved to Washington, DC, in 2024 working to support projects in the energy, healthcare, infrastructure, and education sectors. Most recently, he worked at a trade association for health insurance brokers where he managed state affairs, worked on federal policy initiatives, and assisted with the association’s PAC.

Vital Statistics: Keaton is originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and lived there until leaving for boarding school. He received his bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics from Rhodes College. Keaton and his significant other, Kate, live in DC’s historic Foggy Bottom neighborhood, where he serves as the Vice Chair of the Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC). Outside of work and the ANC, Keaton spends his time baking, writing poems and short stories, reading, and playing guitar. Keaton also enjoys watching sports, particularly the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Penguins.