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The Big Campaign Takeaways from 2018 & What it Means for 2020

15 Consultant Predictions for 2019 and Beyond

Remembering a Political Tech Pioneer

How Becoming An Activist Made Me A Better Consultant

Why the Cost-Per-Vote Formula Needs to Change

Is Digital Campaigning More Innovative Outside the US?

Political Entrepreneurship: How to Build Successful Centrist Political Startups

How to Persuasively Communicate With the New Congress

Don’t Sleep on December: Why Now is the Time to Expand

Lessons for Campaigns From the New Senate Report on Russian Disinformation

Navigating A Visit From Year-End Fundraisers

Why European Campaigns Should Invest in Social Media Listening

Enhancing Your Digital Advocacy the Right Way

FEC Green Lights Use of Campaign Funds for Personal Cybersecurity

Running a Local Campaign in a European Capital

How Consultants Can Prepare for a Momentous Presidential Cycle

2018 Campaign Lessons from the US & Mexico

Self-Care Lessons to Take Into 2019

Cybersecurity Experts: Latest Attack Reveals Need for Stronger Industry-Wide Protocols

Trumping the Fear Card: Best Practices to Counter a Fear-based Campaign Narrative

Voting Is Changing. Are Consultants Keeping Up?

Cybersecurity: Tools for Securing Your Firm, Your Clients and Yourself

Grassroots Consultants Say North Carolina Election Fraud Case Should Be Wake Up Call

How Female Candidates and Leaders Are Flipping the Script on Gender