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Seeing an opportunity
to directly serve corporate and association clients, a group of
the nation's premier grassroots and public affairs campaign managers
formed the National Field Resource Network to provide politically
sophisticated corporations, trade associations and lobbyists with
an efficient source for generating grassroots and public affairs
action on legislative issues minus the huge mark-ups and management
fees charged by other national firms.
We use proven
local campaign techniques to identify, educate and mobilize grassroots
allies in a coherent and credible campaign. NFRN field coordinators
have worked on hundreds of grassroots campaigns for some of the
nation’s leading corporations and trade associations. NFRN
political operatives have run grassroots campaigns on issues such
as NAFTA, the China trade legislation, excise taxes, tort reform,
technology competition, transportation, trade promotion authority
legislation, corporate mergers and health care reform.
NFRN’s
strength is found in the local knowledge, contacts and skills of
our campaign managers in each of the fifty states. We know the local
political landscape because to us it’s a home, not a CD map.
We count leaders of key state constituency groups as our colleagues
and friends, not as names on a mailing list. We don’t rely
on the editors of the Hotline to learn about the local hot-button
issues; we hear about news in our communities before it hits the
DC radar screen.
Most corporate government affairs offices and trade associations
are based in Washington, DC. When the need arises for a public affairs
campaign to support their legislative agenda they typically pay
a toll to other firms to hire state-based grassroots operatives.
NFRN removes the middleman and directly connects the client to experienced
grassroots managers across the nation. The result of this relationship
is a professionally run project using the best people in the country
for a much lower cost to the client. |
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Meet Our Partners!
- Andrew Biar
- Brendan Kennedy
- Jay Morgan
- Scott McPherson
- Jim Murtha
- Tim Smith
Strategic Alliance Partner
- Steve Kim
- John Manzella
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