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May 2023: FTP Insights’ Beltway Social Index
Welcome back to FTP Insights’ Beltway Social Index — with a focus on China. For this month, we’ve taken a close look at the social conversation over the past year around China — including what topics were most discussed and shared, which members controlled the conversation, and how it the China debate is trending as…
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May 4, 2023: Three Numbers for Thursday
Cities crashing, pencils down, and Willie’s weekend…Three Numbers for Thursday Forbes Tate Partners is a bipartisan, integrated full-service public affairs consultancy specializing in government relations, traditional and digital communications, grassroots advocacy and third-party coordination, insights and polling, coalition management, and business development. FTP can help you develop and deliver winning strategies to communicate and engage your…
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April 27, 2023: Three Numbers for Thursday
Tucker tumbles, Sad Day-O, and Suds sacrifice… Three Numbers for Thursday Forbes Tate Partners is a bipartisan, integrated full-service public affairs consultancy specializing in government relations, traditional and digital communications, grassroots advocacy and third-party coordination, insights and polling, coalition management, and business development. FTP can help you develop and deliver winning strategies to communicate and engage your…
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Forbes Tate Partners Celebrates Largest Number of Promotions Amid Firm’s Strong Growth
WASHINGTON – Forbes Tate Partners (FTP), a bipartisan, full-service government relations and public affairs firm, today announced it has promoted the single largest number of senior staff members in the firm’s 10-year history: “This past year, Forbes Tate Partners was thrilled to expand the Forbes Tate family with our acquisition of Engage, a D.C.-based digital…
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April 6, 2023: Three Numbers for Thursday
Costs cool, office meltdown? and brisk baseball… Three Numbers for Thursday Forbes Tate Partners is a bipartisan, integrated full-service public affairs consultancy specializing in government relations, traditional and digital communications, grassroots advocacy and third-party coordination, insights and polling, coalition management, and business development. FTP can help you develop and deliver winning strategies to communicate and engage…
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April 6, 2023: Three Numbers for Thursday
National politics in Wisconsin, women’s sports surge, and Al aye yai yai… Three Numbers for Thursday Forbes Tate Partners is a bipartisan, integrated full-service public affairs consultancy specializing in government relations, traditional and digital communications, grassroots advocacy and third-party coordination, insights and polling, coalition management, and business development. FTP can help you develop and deliver winning…
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March 30, 2023: Three Numbers for Thursday
Patriotism plunges, negativity rules, and urban bounceback… Three Numbers for Thursday Forbes Tate Partners is a bipartisan, integrated full-service public affairs consultancy specializing in government relations, traditional and digital communications, grassroots advocacy and third-party coordination, insights and polling, coalition management, and business development. FTP can help you develop and deliver winning strategies to communicate and engage…
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March 23, 2023: Three Numbers for Thursday
Stock stability, chicken nation, and the Sho(w)… Three Numbers for Thursday Forbes Tate Partners is a bipartisan, integrated full-service public affairs consultancy specializing in government relations, traditional and digital communications, grassroots advocacy and third-party coordination, insights and polling, coalition management, and business development. FTP can help you develop and deliver winning strategies to communicate and engage…
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ND xPlains | GOULD: Here we go again… again…
This article originally appeared in ND xPlains. In 2015, the legislature’s Republican Supermajority passed a repeal of North Dakota’s ban on corporate ownership of dairy and swine production – the so-called “ham and cheese bill.” North Dakota voters petitioned to refer this bill to the ballot, and during the June 2016 primary elections, it was overwhelmingly…
