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Delving in Together – Trends We’re Seeing

Delving in Together – Trends We’re Seeing We reached out to clients and partners earlier this month to offer our support. The result has been productive feedback and insightful conversations with industries grappling with the implications of the current crisis. As we listened, we heard common themes emerge among public affairs professionals across the country: […]

Delving in Together – How Can We Help?

Delving in Together – How Can We Help? Dear friends, We find ourselves in uncertain times. While that can sometimes be a good thing for public and government affairs professionals who help create order out of chaos, the evolving landscape today feels different as we’re social distancing, caring for children unable to attend school, looking […]

State of the Race, Net Nitro, and Impossible Until Done

Here’s What You Need To Know Now that Joe Biden appears likely to be the Democratic nominee for president, the prevailing narrative is that Democratic voters rejected the more extreme, “democratic” socialism of Bernie Sanders and his political revolution in favor of a more moderate, centrist Democratic party represented by Biden. However, a closer examination reveals that assessment may […]

The Real Misinformation Challenge, Sharpening Edge of Advocacy, and Al Gore’s Internet Mishap

Here’s What You Need To Know Fake news. Disinformation. Russian bots trolling on social media. The common narrative being echoed throughout the media is that this year and beyond, consumers of information are going to have to scrutinize stories and sources to make sure that the news they’re viewing is a true representation of events – rather than […]

Top Six 2020 Trends to Watch in Energy Infrastructure

In 2019, Delve’s energy team tracked nearly 10,300 instances of activism against more than 100 energy infrastructure projects, companies, and financiers – a 54% increase in observed instances from 2018. Below is our analysis on the key trends from that data to help energy professionals protect their projects and interests in 2020. If you have […]

Powering up Policy Pros, Anti-Monopoly Passes Go, and Drink With Your Feet?

Here’s What You Need To Know Extreme partisanship. Unrelenting information flows from traditional and digital media. A blending of corporate interests and politics. Today’s policy landscape is more decentralized and complex than ever. Policy professionals tasked by companies, trade associations, and public affairs firms to achieve objectives are constantly navigating this operating environment rife with […]

What To Expect From the Canadian Elections, Price of Posting, and Love That Equity From Popeyes?

Here’s What You Need To Know Last week, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau triggered the official launch of Canada’s 2019 federal election, which will finally put to test how lasting Trudeau’s historic come-from-behind win in 2015 was. For those who don’t live in “the North,” the ramifications of the campaign’s October 21 outcome will be a key factor in […]