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Presentation Center Concierge
Custom policy content creation and research by our expert analysts
Presentation Center
Daily editable slides on policy, politics, and people
Network Science Initiative
Identifying connections through stakeholder mapping
Ballast Research
Understanding your policy brand
Resource Benchmarking
Compare your staff, spending, and resources with other offices
Washington in the Information Age
Data on media consumption habits in Washington
National Journal Daily
An insider’s preview of the day ahead in Washington
Hotline
Twice-daily election briefing
Race Tracker
Your source for data on elections, campaigns, and candidates
Daybook
A calendar of events on and off the Hill
Almanac
Up-to-date congressional and federal staff directories
Custom policy and data research by our expert policy analysts
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
Richmond says key voting bloc is "a little pissed" over leadership elections.
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Plus, toward a better definition of "intellectual property."
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The party's dependence on white men is not a long-term strategy for electoral success.
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Todd Young is tasked with defending the Senate majority, while Tom Emmer will try to win back the House.
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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.
WIA provides an in-depth look at the information consumption habits of Washington insiders. Our 2017 results told us that Washington influentials are very confident in their personal ability to recognize news that has been fabricated, but they don't trust others' ability to do the same.
The Presentation Center produces timely, relevant content that is easy to access and use in our day-to-day work. National Journal helps us save time and optimize efficiency!
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.
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