Brian Crawford
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Daniel Fellenbaum
With sentiment for Harris fluctuating across swing states and Trump’s remaining flat, the latest Penta Swing State Snapshot reveals a competitive landscape. As media attention scatters across sports, holidays, and the back-to-school season, opportunities to cut through the noise are slim. It may be that voters remember the last thing they heard before entering the voting booth. These trends will play a crucial role in shaping the race for the White House and the next policy agenda. Reach out to discuss the impact and how best to prepare.
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Alix Ginsberg, MPH
🚨 TOMORROW: Important Webinar Alert 🚨 Congressional offices are still experiencing an alarming number of menacing or threatening calls. The US Capitol Police have noted a significant increase in such incidents in recent years, with interns and staff assistants often bearing the brunt of these verbal attacks. To address this issue, the Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) and American Psychological Association (APA) are pleased to host a crucial webinar to provide guidance and strategies for junior staff on Capitol Hill. This session will offer practical advice for managing distressed constituents and insights into how staffers can recover from these stressful interactions. CMF and APA urge senior staff to encourage those who interact with constituents to attend this program. 🗓 Date: Thursday, July 11, 2024 🕛 Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET Featuring: - Paul Marcille, PhD, licensed psychologist and co-author of "A Legislator’s Guide: Dealing with Distressed Constituents" - Former Rep. Brian Baird, a psychologist who served for 12 years in the US House of Representatives from Washington state 🔗 REGISTER HERE: https://lnkd.in/eukX5-Fj IMPORTANT NOTE: This training complements but does not substitute the specific guidance provided by US Capitol Police and Congressional institutional offices for managing threatening messages. Offices should continue to train staff on these procedures and follow the official guidance. This webinar focuses on best practices for managing distressed constituents and understanding the psychological and personal impacts of these experiences.
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Max Stier
Today, Partnership for Public Service and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in collaboration with The Washington Post, have released the 2023 Best Places to Work in the Federal Government® rankings. Agency leaders across the government have prioritized employee engagement and satisfaction over the past year. At a time when our nation faces critical challenges and exciting opportunities at home and abroad, an engaged federal workforce is vitally important. The top-ranked agencies have excelled at keeping their workforces engaged and motivated, and as a result, they are well-positioned to deliver results for the public. See the rankings here: https://hubs.la/Q02xnWb60 #BPTW2023
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Colleen Broussard-Perry
What is the Office of Regional Affairs? By Office of Advocacy On Oct 15, 2024 by Will Purcell, Director of Regional Affairs The Office of Advocacy (Advocacy) advances the views and concerns of small businesses before Congress, the White House, federal agencies, federal courts, and state policymakers. As the voice for small businesses in the federal government, it is critical for Advocacy to hear from small business stakeholders all over the country so that we can better understand their concerns. After all, different regions have different concerns, and the Office of Regional Affairs works diligently to make sure those are heard in Washington D.C. Advocacy’s Office of Regional Affairs consists of staffers spread across the country. A regional advocate is located in each of the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) ten geographic regions. The advocates are the eyes and ears for Advocacy across the nation. They help promote and champion small businesses in their region. Regional advocates: Represent the Chief Counsel for Advocacy in their regions, often facilitating opportunities for the Chief Counsel and DC staff to meet with local businesses concerned about regulations that impact their business. Conduct extensive outreach to regional small business communities so that Advocacy’s DC team is better informed of distinct regional and local small business concerns. Maintain a partnership with regional and district SBA staffers to ensure that SBA is aware of Advocacy’s products and actions. Refer regulatory concerns for already existing rules to regional Regulatory Fairness Boards and the SBA Office of the National Ombudsman. This ensures that even small businesses outside of Advocacy’s scope of work are heard. Each regional advocate engages with small businesses differently, based on their region, their network of contacts, and their background. However, all the regional advocates work to amplify the voices of the small businesses in their regions to ensure that critical information makes it back to Washington D.C. The advocates amplify small business voices by relaying stories from the field. The advocates’ news articles are a useful way to showcase their work. This allows Advocacy to spotlight small business struggles and successes, which provides personal insight into complex regulatory law and a face to government statistics. If you are a small business and wish to reach out to an advocate in your region, or you are a trade group or local association that wishes to have a regional advocate speak at one of your events, feel free to reach out to an advocate in your region. Alternatively, you can reach out to Will Purcell, Director of the Office of Regional Affairs, at [email protected].
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