NAM, U.S. Chamber, NFIB seek to bolster communications and lobbying voices as tax reform, midterm races approach Three of the nation's largest business groups have retooled their political and communications operations in recent weeks as next year's midterm elections loom on the horizon. The National Association of Manufacturers announced five staff changes that the group said would allow a rapid response to developments in the highly fluid media and political environments. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce added the former chief of staff of the Republican National Committee to its political team. And the National Federation of Independent Business hired a longtime association… Read More