HeyJaredInside Influence: The Evolution of Corporate Affairs
For 50 years, Republicans and Democrats in Washington agreed on helping the US economy grow Looking out for the business community was widely viewed as a very good thing. No more.
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Inside Influence #28 with John Murray (opens the original)
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In the modern, Trump-dominated media environment, a key to success is figuring out how to tune out the “noise” – and maintaining the discipline to stay on course. That was the message that David Castagnetti and I received during a terrific interview with John Murray of Monument Advocacy this week. “Find your North Star,” Murray told us, “and follow it.” Get more fascinating insights from Murray by listening to Inside Influence on Apple Podcasts or watching it on YouTube.
Inside Influence #27 with Cristina Antelo (opens the original)
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Cristina Antelo has spent more than two decades helping Fortune 500 CEOs and innovators navigate policy, politics, and crisis. She moved from Wall Street to the Senate to leading one of Washington’s most respected boutique lobbying firms, Ferox Strategies. Her clients include Disney, Microsoft, Walmart, and Eli Lilly, and she’s been recognized as one of The Hill’s Top Lobbyists. In this episode of Inside Influence, Brody Mullins and I were eager to hear about Cristina's jump from Goldman Sachs a
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