How are policy professionals faring in an era of uncertainty? Read what they told POLITICOPro in our first-ever Policy Insider’s Report.
Our respondents include government affairs, communications, public relations and legal professionals at corporations, associations, non-profits and professional services firms.We found that the forces of partisanship, legislative gridlock, and political volatility have created an environment of uncertainty that has transformed policy professionals’ roles.
In a Washington characterized by political, technological and social upheaval, we wanted to better understand the experiences and challenges of experts responsible for influencing policy at the highest levels of government.Heightened business uncertainty on issues ranging from trade to data privacy has given government relations a new spotlight in boardrooms and the c-suite.
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