CEO Update Live: Association advocates must use all tools
Caldeira, Durbin, Emerson share perspectives on forming bonds across the aisle and via the media at CEO Update Live In a time of gridlock, big money politics and a change in party control, associations must use an all-of-the-above advocacy strategy—from Capitol Hill visits to broadcasts and social media—and take the time to build relationships with all elected officials, even those on the other side of issues.
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Read MoreCEO DATELINE - Water taste test part of this week's Capitol Hill fly-ins
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