Do you want the facts on your side? Take a moment to consider that scientific findings aren’t sound bites or made for PowerPoint slides. This month’s advice will help you…

This month we cover the public affairs professional's guide to MBA programs and a November election forecast.

In part two of our interview, renowned risk management expert Peter Sandman explains how to have calmer dialogues with protesters and shares what pandemic response tactic wasn’t in the playbook.

Does your team have the chemistry of World Series champions? Author Joan Ryan explores a little-known attribute that makes some of your favorite teams iconic. She also shares how you…

This senior associate for the American College of Surgeons has been working to keep members informed on ever-changing policy during COVID-19. And she still finds time for empowering women in…

Consumer expectations are changing. Nearly one-fifth of recent survey respondents say commitment to equality affects what they buy. Read on for insights on what consumers value in CEO and brand…

The phrase in question this month is all too familiar to public affairs pros. This writing tip will help you clearly explain what causes you support.

Risk Management Lessons from COVID-19 and how the battle for the presidency is really fought.

Author Stephen F. Knott says that the presidency has been ripped from its constitutional mooring. We explore what this means and how we got here.

Rising to your career potential shouldn’t be hampered by gender. Some efforts to clean up the Arizona Capitol are having the opposite effect.

PAC managers are shifting priorities in response to COVID-19. These Council survey results show how the community is adapting.

These pronouns are making a comeback. Here’s a way “you” can make your writing more expansive and inclusive.

How to Manage a Crisis Without Public Trust, Trump's Biggest Loss Has Already Happened

When health concerns are paramount, how is voter behavior affected? We explore the “flight to safety.”

Your favorite workplace phrases have been remixed for life in the home office. It’s only a matter of time before they make it into your next Zoom meeting.

Government relations pros need to adapt to be effective. We have a new take on the basics to help you pivot strategy.

In 2014, fear of a deadly disease had an outsized impact on the midterm elections. Researchers take a look back to predict how COVID-19 might affect sentiment this November.

COVID-19 is infecting our language. Metaphors should be used carefully by people with almost no relevant scientific knowledge. That means most of us.

Public Affairs Paths Amid Pandemic; 3 Scenarios for November Elections

The senior vice president of the International Franchise Association discusses the shift from helping members fight threats to their business models to helping them deal with threats to their businesses’ survival.

What to do when the word “global” has been reduced to the confines of your living room? Council expert Dasha Iventicheva offers advice.

PAC managers are no strangers to pivoting strategy. Learn how you can adjust your fundraising and outreach from our PAC expert Kristin Brackemyre.

Traditional lobby days might be canceled, but you don’t have to give up your grassroots work. Nick DeSarno, the Council’s advocacy pro, discusses how to re-create the in-person experience.

COVID-19 Update from Doug Pinkham, PAC Award Winners, States Tackling Harassment

What’s behind a spending decline of more than $20 million? Researchers explain the factors that could be the cause.

The senior director of constituent relations at Walmart has advice on taking on new opportunities. Accept challenges that might seem crazy to others — or even you.

Not ready for your TED Talk yet? This tip will help you set audience expectations.

Innovation Award Winners Announced and Peeking at 2022

Author Stephen Farnsworth has studied some 100,000 late-night jokes, and the content is more policy-focused than you might think. Learn more about the role of comedians in politics.

Once this political affairs manager figured out her true passion was for grassroots, the rest was history. She also shares insights from interning in the White House.