No. 2: Timothy A. Perry

( André F. Chung, The Baltimore Sun )

Timothy Perry, another former top staffer for Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., was the second-highest grossing lobbyist for 2011. He billed $1,217,793.18, according to the state ethics commission.

Perry represented the following clients last year:

1325 G Street Associates (hazardous materials, highway projects in Prince George's County); AES Corp. (Sparrows Point redevelopment; AFSCME Maryland (public employees union); Agusta Aerospace Corporation (helicopters); Allegheny Energy/First Energy Service Company (utility); Alpharma, LLC (pharmaceuticals, adoption and poultry); American Chemistry Council (plastics); AT&T (wireless telecommunications); Baltimore Building & Construction Trades Council AFL-CIO; Baltimore Scrap Corp. (scrap metal); Big Steaks Management (restaurant/smoking ban); Care One Services, Inc. (debt management and settlement); Century Engineering (Engineering, adoption, state contracting); Charm City Development & Gaming, LLC (Baltimore City slots); Correct RX Pharmacy Services, Inc. (State contracting); CVS/Caremark (Pharmacies); Darden Restaurants (Owner of Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Capital Grille); Energy Answers Internatinal, Inc.; Exelon Corporation; First Energy Service Company; Fort Howard Management Services, LLC (Development of former Veterans Administration site in Baltimore County); GenOn Mid-Atlantic, Inc. (Energy); Glaxo Smith Kline (Pharmaceuticals); Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, Inc.; Honeywell (Manufacturing, environmental issues); Howard Research and Development Corp. (Downtown Columbia development); Interactive Travel Services Association; International Business Machines Corporation; Kaplan Higher Education; Maryland Bankers Association; Maryland Cigar Direct Ship Coalition (Direct shipment of cigars); Maryland Energy Group (Large energy consumers); Maryland Industrial Technology Alliance; Maryland Radiological Society; Maryland Society of Accountants, Inc.; Maryland State Builders Association; Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Assoc.; Marylanders for Public Research Universities, Inc. (Development of University of Maryland East campus); Mirant Mid-Atlantic, LLC (Power plants); National Shooting Sports Foundation, Inc.; Pew Charitable Trusts (Voter registration law); Pfizer Inc.; Procter & Gamble ; Property Casualty Insurers Association of America; Property Owners Association of Maryland, Inc.; RAI Services Company (Tobacco); Rels Valuation (Appraisals); Stevenson University; TBC, Inc. (Advertising, state contracting); Toy Industry Association, Inc.; Turner Development Group (Baltimore developer, liquor licenses); United Healthcare Services, Inc. (Health insurance)