We created the GRIP research in 2013 to determine trends in grassroots influence tactics, and most important, what’s working (and not) regarding those tactics. This research is important because it provides the pulse of grassroots advocacy tactics —– what worked in 2016 may not be effective today. It’s also important because we know that you […]
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Are Government Affairs Obsolete?
Our current digital age and the ascendancy of social media has made engaging in government affairs more high stakes than ever. Associations as a whole and association members individually operate under the constant threat of viral opposition or outright cancellation by opponents of their agendas. Engaging in the traditional role of political mover and shaker […]
A Faculty Perspective: The Dynamic World of Government Affairs
From the perspective of a faculty member, I feel incredibly privileged to be part of the dynamic team at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where knowledge is not only shared but also celebrated. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to interact with attendees, staff, volunteers, and my fellow faculty members. Institute for Organization Management […]
