The 2022 Innovation Award winners were honored during The Advocacy Conference in Austin! Read about their winning campaigns.
Explore data and trends on PAC participation, solicitation, COVID-19 and election impacts, governance, leadership and much more.
The winners of the 2022 Innovation Awards relied on heart and hard work to communicate new resources for people struggling with mental illness, to reach out to underserved communities with voter registration information, and to advocate for a travel sector ravaged by the pandemic.
Ever wonder why early House race ratings don’t always match the national narrative? Inside Elections’ Nathan Gonzales breaks down the nitty-gritty of foretelling district-level data.
The GCI Health EVP and head of inclusion, equity and diversity discusses the rigor required to practice equity effectively, building competencies through employee resource groups, and how her family’s journey inspired her.
Since the invasion, lobbying contracts in Russia are being terminated, companies are suspending business ties, and far-right nationalist movements are losing steam. How can public affairs professionals provide the risk management guidance to help companies and leaders determine their next move?
Council members attending the National PAC Conference in early March take their best shot at stumping Nathan Gonzales with questions about the 2022 midterm elections.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology and Sempra take home the 2022 Outstanding PAC Awards.
Worried you’ll lose your superstar employees in this job market? Then create an environment fit for superstars — the ones you have now and the ones you want to attract.
Independent voters may tilt the balance of power in the House and Senate in the midterms, but Nathan Gonzales explains why the watchwords for a Republican-controlled Congress could be revenge, inaction and even impeachment.
In this special edition of Toward Equity, the Council’s Erica Harris celebrates Black History Month by examining important work by Council members to ensure better outcomes and healthier pipelines for racially diverse talent.
When the pandemic was first upon us, many experts thought that there would be a rallying around science and medical experts and that we might finally break out of a pattern of polarization. Nearly two years later, the reality is very different. Read on for how we begin to reset.
