<p><strong>Carla was interviewed for this article last week:</strong></p>
<p><span><a href="https://www.postandcourier.com/news/lobbying-is-completely-unregulated-…; target="_blank">Lobbying is completely unregulated in most SC cities, leaving room for possible corruption</a></span></p>
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<div><a>Charleston Post Courier</a></div>
<div>That lack of transparency could become especially problematic in growing cities such as Charleston, where more national and international companies are showing up to do business, according to <b>Carla Miller</b>, ethics director for the city of Jacksonville, Fla. "The bigger your city is, the more complex it is,"<br />
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"If you have a strong lobbying registration system and you've thought out the loopholes, you could have the people determine the future of your city instead of the corporations who want to make money," she said.</div>
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