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Smiths Group was hosting a webinar on the NAFTA negotiations, and they needed a presentation deck that would match their corporate template. The Concierge team created a custom deck to meet Smiths Group's needs.
A sample of the editable slides our analysts create visualizing politics, policy, and people
Before the Pennsylvania state auditor decided to run for Congress, his office looked into the consultant for bonuses stemming from the 2016 Democratic convention.
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President Trump lamented his loneliness on the holiday last year. But it's nothing compared to what Adams and Roosevelt endured.
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Democrats are biding their time on their home turf while they wait for their next political opportunity.
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A science-based approach to identifying and engaging critical influencers
Network Science Initiative researches the connections between policymakers and key influencers. In May 2017, Luke Hartig, Executive Director of NSI, demonstrated this approach by mapping the connections shaping tax reform.
Washington in the Information Age (WIA) provides an in-depth look at the information consumption habits of Washington insiders. These insights allow government affairs and communications professionals to pinpoint specific channels, brands, content formats and timing to maximize reach and influence decision-making among policy insiders.
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Anna Schneider — Volkswagen, Senior Vice President, Industry and Government RelationsAn association contacted National Journal looking for information on the use of tax itemization and mortgage deductions in Wisconsin. The association asked for data to be broken down by locality and then mapped.
Join us on November 6 for the exclusive release of our latest Washington in the Information Age research. Our annual Washington in the Information Age (WIA) report provides exclusive data on the media consumption habits of influential Washington decisionmakers. The 2019 results will offer insight into the changing landscape and help you tailor your engagement strategy to get ahead. Register now to be among the first to hear findings from our 2019 study.
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