Trusted Advisors. Bipartisan Connections. Delivered Results.
Establishing or expanding your footprint in Pennsylvania begins with strategic consultants who have earned the trust of policy leaders and decision makers. Our team has served as trusted advisors to governors, legislative leaders, legislators and senior administration officials in both political parties. They have been in the room. They have sat at the table. As a result, their clients benefit from that unique understanding and knowledge of how the administration and legislature works.
Our team knows how to connect your cause with the right people. Our approach is more than just scheduling meetings – we are partners. We help clients develop a strategic plan, open doors and identify opportunities to share your story with the influencers who make decisions. We help them see how your project or idea is good for Pennsylvania.
Mary Isenhour, a central figure in helping to elect then-unknown-candidate Tom Wolf to a first term as governor in 2014 and a key strategist in his decisive re-election Nov. 6, is leaving the campaign trail for a venture with a former partner.
Allegheny College President James H. Mullen, Jr. presented the inaugural Allegheny College Prize for Civility in Public Life in Pennsylvania to Alan Novak and T.J. Rooney, former chairs of Pennsylvania’s Republican and Democratic state parties. The presentation was made during last night’s 33rd Annual Chamber Dinner in Hershey – an annual gathering of 2,000 political, business and labor leaders from across the Commonwealth. Former Governor Tom Ridge, a champion of civility and advisor to Allegheny College on the Prize, was on hand to present the award to the Pennsylvania honorees.
Democratic energy in the perennial battleground state of Pennsylvania is raising questions about President Donald Trump's ability to replicate his stunning 2016 win in a state Republicans hadn't carried for nearly two decades.