Author: Sabrina Siddiqui

  • Past is Prologue: Lessons Learned from 2008

    Past is Prologue: Lessons Learned from 2008

    Currently, the U.S. has 140,904 cases of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19. There are 32 states with stay at home orders. Last week, unemployment filings topped three million, the largest number recorded in history. Everyone is racing to cushion the economic fallout and stem the bleeding. The Federal Reserve has pulled nearly every lever available to it, Congress is moving on to…

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  • A Closer Look: Legalized Hemp Production in the States

    A Closer Look: Legalized Hemp Production in the States

    Out of all the complex policy discussions in Washington, D.C., the future of legalized cannabis has come to the forefront. Debate swirls around how states can legally stand up medical or recreational markets while the federal government still holds back from legalizing cannabis. The implications of these state experiments pose more questions than answers for…

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  • Reacting to Crisis the Right Way

    Reacting to Crisis the Right Way

    How can your organization survive a crisis when your lawyer is unwilling to take out a home equity loan and none of your friends own a tabloid magazine willing to “catch and kill”? Years of experience working with candidates, companies, and other organizations dealing with crisis – some long expected, others totally unforeseen – tell us there are…

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  • What You Didn’t Realize Was Hidden In The Tax Code

    What You Didn’t Realize Was Hidden In The Tax Code

    We’ve seen an alarming string of news stories about women in the workplace being treated differently than their male peers – from Google’s diversity memo crisis to offensive statements directed at high-profile board members. The fallout of those incidents has spiraled into many cultural conversations and facets of blame. But if the goal is to…

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