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06/15/09 03:40 PM Filed in: General
Start Right Now!
On June 30, the Indiana General Assembly finally passed a budget that will affect the lives of millions of Hoosier starting the next day.
Some of us are angry. Some are disapppointed. Some are happy. Whether we're talking about schools, property taxes, training, public health, roads, high-tech business, struggling car companies, gaming, professional sports or farmers, some groups won and some lost.
For a few of them, chances of success have been greatly improved because legislators heard from their constituents about their priorities. Read about them in newspapers. Listened to them on radio. Saw their opinions in blogs and social media.
How did that happen? It happened because the corporations and interest groups and economic development organizations started early with thoughtful, realistic plans for mobilizing their members and educating the public about their issues. These plans were executed affordably and consistently while their sponsors continued to get their day-to-day work done.
Early is now.
Executive Media focuses on what we call public affairs public relations. We work with your lobbyists to plan a program that does what effective public relations does for commercial marketing: we build messages, we train ambassadors, we look for opportunities to have our stories told in a way that promotes public understanding and support.
Over the years, we've worked on many issues: transportation, health care, gaming, insurance, telecommunications, education, energy, taxes and more. We've introduced new ideas, new products and new organizations.
We're ready to help you get ready for the next opportunity in the state legislature.
We're flexible and responsive. The time to start is right now.
On June 30, the Indiana General Assembly finally passed a budget that will affect the lives of millions of Hoosier starting the next day.
Some of us are angry. Some are disapppointed. Some are happy. Whether we're talking about schools, property taxes, training, public health, roads, high-tech business, struggling car companies, gaming, professional sports or farmers, some groups won and some lost.
For a few of them, chances of success have been greatly improved because legislators heard from their constituents about their priorities. Read about them in newspapers. Listened to them on radio. Saw their opinions in blogs and social media.
How did that happen? It happened because the corporations and interest groups and economic development organizations started early with thoughtful, realistic plans for mobilizing their members and educating the public about their issues. These plans were executed affordably and consistently while their sponsors continued to get their day-to-day work done.
Early is now.
Executive Media focuses on what we call public affairs public relations. We work with your lobbyists to plan a program that does what effective public relations does for commercial marketing: we build messages, we train ambassadors, we look for opportunities to have our stories told in a way that promotes public understanding and support.
Over the years, we've worked on many issues: transportation, health care, gaming, insurance, telecommunications, education, energy, taxes and more. We've introduced new ideas, new products and new organizations.
We're ready to help you get ready for the next opportunity in the state legislature.
We're flexible and responsive. The time to start is right now.
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