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Mark Green left Congress to work with lobbyist, rival Chinese businesses

Former Tennessee Rep. Mark Green is focusing on business ventures in Guyana. (Martin B. Cherry/Nashville Banner file)
Former Tennessee Rep. Mark Green is focusing on business ventures in Guyana. (Martin B. Cherry/Nashville Banner file) Former Tennessee Rep. Mark Green is focusing on business ventures in Guyana. (Martin B. Cherry/Nashville Banner file)

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Former Congressman Mark Green suddenly retired this summer, less than a year into his fourth term in the U.S. House of Representatives, to pursue an unknown business venture.

Business filings in Florida show that Green has started a company, Prosimos, alongside attorney and lobbyist, Marc Hebert.

Earlier this month, Green campaigned for his chosen successor, Matt Van Epps, at several local events ahead of the Oct. 7 special primary election.

After one event, Green spoke to the Nashville Banner briefly about his new company, which he described as a continuation of public service, designed to thwart Chinese business ventures.