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Nathan Gonzales on Why We Can’t Ignore the Presidential Race
Policy can be “wonky and complex,” making it challenging for any one federal or state legislator to understand the intricacies of your organization’s mission or issue. Learn how having a specialized policy comms practice might be the answer, and who is doing it with success.
Policy can be “wonky and complex,” making it challenging for any one federal or state legislator to understand the intricacies of your organization’s mission or issue. Learn how having a specialized policy comms practice might be the answer, and who is doing it with success.
When Fred Rogers appeared before a Senate subcommittee in 1969 to discuss federal funding for public broadcasting, he didn’t just talk numbers, he talked from the heart. Read on for actionable advice on public speaking that engages your audience. Hint: Be kind to them.
Nathan Gonzales examines the lack of empathy at the heart of the partisan divide and why we need to stop thinking of rural America as the “real America.”
Legislative victories are hard to come by in such a polarized political environment. That’s why trade associations are one of the few places where the art of compromise is still operating. Read on to learn how some of the best in the business find consensus.
The value of belonging to an organization that can speak for your profession or industry lies in their ability to find common ground among a disparate membership. Learn how you can help them help you and your cause or issue.
It’s harder and harder to figure out who is going to emerge from the DeSantis-Disney struggle looking better than before this quarrel started or how, if ever, it will end. The best that can be hoped for at this point is what we might learn from it. Our experts weigh in.
Republicans and Democrats seem determined to “gift” the presidential race to each other. From scrutiny about Biden’s faculties to Trump’s legal issues and poor track record with independents, Nathan Gonzales frames out what the field looks like with both sides poised to nominate the “weakest candidate possible.”
For some companies, having their political activity evaluated by the CPA-Zicklin Index can be intimidating; for others, it’s exhilarating. But as the number of companies being rated continues to expand, it’s important to know what to expect, how much weight to give the index, and what level of compliance makes sense.
