Despite the promise of a new administration, a change in leadership won’t necessarily solve the employee engagement issues that bedevil American companies. Partner Kristen Hawn weighs in with PRovoke on the changes that a Biden-Harris administration may put in place.
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Authentic communication is what today’s audiences crave. VP Kaylin Trychon weighs in with Forbes on her favorite method for developing authentic audience communication to create a more stable customer relationship in advertising.
Partner Kristen Hawn joins Neil Cavuto of Fox News to discuss the implications of the Georgia Senate runoff races for the new administration.
Bloomberg Chief Washington Correspondent Kevin Cirilli delivers insight and analysis on the latest headlines from the White House and Capitol Hill, including a conversation with partner Kristen Hawn on the Georgia Senate runoff races.
Could a Republican-controlled Senate be a good thing for President-Elect Joe Biden? Partner Kristen Hawn joins @FoxBusiness to discuss opportunities for bipartisan policy in a new administration.
Partner Ron Bonjean joins BBC World to discuss the current Republican party messaging strategy and when they may concede the presidential election to Joe Biden.
Partner Ron Bonjean joins this episode of Americast, a podcast by BBC, to discuss the timing of results for the presidential election, and whether President Trump may run again in 2024.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi will likely be re-elected when the new Congress meets on January 3, 2021. No clear challenger has emerged to the California Democrat. The 117th Congress will see fewer Democrats after Pelosi’s party sustained unexpected losses in the House of Representatives. Get partner Kristen Hawn’s take on how the House may change and why, in this Newsweek article.
To win re-election, Donald Trump needed to appeal to a wider swath of voters. And ultimately, he wasn’t able to do enough to win re-election. Get thoughts from partner Ron Bonjean on what could have gone differently.
Heading into election night, Democrats were riding high on a deluge of state and national polls predicting a “blue wave” that would put Democrats in control of the White House and the Senate, while expanding their majority in the House of Representatives. That didn’t happen, and this discrepancy between expectations and reality is forcing a reckoning among Democratic leaders. Get partner Kristen Hawn’s perspective in this TIME article.