Our friends at Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES) released a new report, “Consumer Attitudes on Corporate Climate Action: Insights for Today’s Business Environment,” in partnership with m+p and Potential Energy Coalition. The report provides an in-depth analysis of public understanding of and expectations for corporate climate action. Results from the survey were shared in this piece from Trellis (formerly GreenBiz).
Thanks to Fierce Pharma for their coverage of our leadership growth and expansion in the pharma/healthcare space. Above all, these moves reflect our commitment to doing exceptional work for our clients, every single time.
We have some exciting leadership news to share. We’ve made a series of moves that reflect where we see some of the biggest opportunities ahead: deepening our expertise in healthcare and life sciences, accelerating our synthetic research capabilities through CHORUS, and doubling down on the thing that’s always mattered most — doing exceptional work for our clients, every single time.
From his opening line of the 2026 State of the Union, Donald Trump continued to understand something that confounds his opponents: that in today’s American politics, a good story beats everything else, including statistics. In this piece for Foxnews.com, Lee Carter reflects on the power of Trump’s storytelling… and the power play of his address.
The forty-five percent of Americans who now identify politically as “independents” (up from 43%) aren’t sitting in some enlightened middle ground. According to Lee Carter, in her latest piece for Foxnews.com, they’re out of the fray because both parties have let them down so badly that rejecting the label feels like the only honest option left.
When CFO Brew needed expert insight into why financial leaders avoid certain language during economic uncertainty, they knew exactly who to call: our CEO, Michael Maslansky. Michael was recently quoted in this interesting article about challenging economic conditions and the dreaded “R word.”
Donald Trump has now been back in the Oval Office for a year. Polls and headlines are declaring that Trump is unpopular. In this provocative piece for Foxnews.com, Lee Carter suggests that it may be worth asking an uncomfortable question: What if the polls aren’t telling us Trump is failing, but that he’s delivering… and the country is splitting in response?
Language moments can come from anywhere. Lee Carter identifies the most consequential words and language that reshaped American politics in 2025, in this insightful piece for Foxnews.com.
Democrats had some big wins nationwide this past Election Day. While Democrats understood what resonated with voters this year, Republicans are facing challenges similar to what cost Democrats so dearly in the recent past. Lee Carter says it all centered around one big issue–and one resounding message: AFFORDABLITY.
