The problem: eating my cake and having it too The internet is great at transferring information, but much less so at transferring value. This is because when information is sent through the internet, such as in an email, it is not really transferred at all—it’s
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The attacks on September 11, 2001 marked the arrival of violent jihad as a truly global threat. With that arrival came a new challenge for the defense community: how do you stop an enemy that is not a nation, an army, or even an individual
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Making and delivering presentations is a necessary activity throughout business, advocacy, and policymaking. There are unique considerations for presentations focused on policy issues.
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Here are ten tips to help you produce useful and engaging webinars on policy issues.
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Republicans and Democrats show different levels of trust in news media, with different media brand preferences. The gap seems wider, but isn’t abnormal.
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Here are six tips for board or C-suite presentations. Use these to better communicate your needs, ideas, and plans to your executive decision-makers.
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Government affairs teams can use social media platforms most effectively by understanding the features, audiences, and best uses of each.
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Washington Insiders feel confident that they can spot fake news, but it may be due to a few specific factors.
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On August 31, I had the honor of moderating a panel of grassroots experts at an event hosted by the Grassroots Professionals Network. Below are three of the interesting things I learned from the expert panel. You can watch all the event’s discussions here. Combat
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