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2022 Inflation: How It Affects Businesses, Politics and Regulations

by Alec Varsamis| May 19, 2022

Inflation is making its mark on Americans. And it’s not a pretty picture. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained near 40-year highs in April, hitting an annual increase of 8.3% while inflation adjusted earnings for workers decreased 2.3% year over year. Looking only at food prices, this category rose 9.4% annually, second only to energy […]

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Agri-Pulse Agriculture & Food Policy Summit: Climate, Nutrition and the 2023 Farm Bill

by Alec Varsamis| April 14, 2022

It’s a tricky time for farmers, producers, food companies and other agriculture stakeholders.   With 2022 being an election year, legislation has been stalled in Congress and actions to ease the pain consumers and businesses are feeling from inflation have largely rested on President Biden’s shoulders. The industry is feeling the pinch from rising input costs […]

President Biden’s State of the Union Address Shines Spotlight on Corporate America

President Biden’s State of the Union Address Shines Spotlight on Corporate America

by John Bradbury| March 2, 2022

President Biden addressed Congress yesterday in his first State of the Union address. The speech, whose tagline is “building a better America,” comes as the country enters year three of the pandemic, grapples with rising inflation and faces a geopolitical confrontation with Russia. In a show of support for Ukraine at the top of his […]

In 2021, Vision and Visibility Are No Longer Electives for CEOs - Microphone on abstract background

In 2021, Vision and Visibility Are No Longer Electives for CEOs

by Samantha Wolf and Bill Zucker| February 9, 2021

As our nation reeled in the aftermath of the attack on the U.S. Capitol, a man whose mission is to fight for justice noticed a shift from the C-suite. “CEOs have become the fourth branch of government,” the Anti-Defamation League’s Jonathan Greenblatt told The New York Times. “They’re trying to hold the country together.” For […]

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A Davos Week Unlike Any Other

by Laura Clementi, Tom Derrick and Alicia Stetzer| February 2, 2021

Against the backdrop of a global pandemic crippling economies and restricting livelihoods around the world, more pressure than ever was on the business and world leaders who last week convened for the World Economic Forum’s non-traditional Davos Agenda virtual summit. With many sessions openly broadcast to the global public and the Forum’s 25 million social media followers, […]

How President Biden’s First 100 Days Will Affect Your Organization’s Communications Approach

How President Biden’s First 100 Days Will Affect Your Organization’s Communications Approach

by Corinne Gudovic| January 21, 2021

Inauguration Day marked a change in our country’s leadership, and with it the promise of several swift policy transformations. Within hours of taking office President Biden took immediate action on several issues from pandemic management to social justice to environmental policy. The changes announced today, and those still anticipated, will have a dramatic impact on […]