Universal Free School Lunch addresses the income inequality and hardship faced by families who, according to the federal guidelines, earn too much money to qualify for the existing free lunch program, but still earn too little to afford the ... (Read more)
GSG is pleased to announce that Christina Reynolds has joined the firm as Senior Vice President. Reynolds is a highly-regarded communications specialist who brings nearly two decades of experience in ... (Read more)
Global Strategy Group has been named a finalist in The Holmes Report’s Public Affairs Agency of the Year category for the 5th straight year. Agency of the Year selections are the ... (Read more)
The Independent Commission on New York City Criminal Justice and Incarceration Reform, joined by City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito – who convened the Commission in early 2016 – Manhattan District ... (Read more)
Julie Hootkin Hootkin – a ten-year GSG veteran—leads the firm’s Corporate Reputation and Public Affairs research practice, where she oversees new business strategy and product development, and is on the ... (Read more)
As tensions run high between the media and the White House, PR Week spoke to GSG’s Marissa Padilla about what the communications freeze could mean for the public. See below ... (Read more)
Today, most business leaders recognize the importance of attaching yourself to a social issue. GSG’s Julie Hootkin weighs in. See below for an excerpt of the article, or click here ... (Read more)
With an unknown immigration agenda looming, locales such as California and New York City are taking measures to defend immigrant residents from possible threats. The New York Times used GSG ... (Read more)
GSG is pleased to announce Will Dunn has joined the firm as Vice President. Dunn will be based in GSG’s New York office and will work with clients on public ... (Read more)
The Wall Street Journal featured GSG’s report commissioned by The Rockefeller Foundation in its recent article about the imbalance of media coverage of men and women CEOs of companies in ... (Read more)
GSG’s Julie Hootkin speaks with USA Today on the importance of digital in down-ballot races: “TV is a good mechanism for introducing candidates to voters, but digital works better as ... (Read more)
Female CEOs are more likely to be blamed in times of crisis than their male counterparts. Fortune covered GSG’s new study commissioned by The Rockefeller Foundation that found the media is ... (Read more)