16 hours ago From the Hill to the Agency: Same Work, New Desk Fresh off maternity leave, I stepped into a new chapter: a VP role at a full-service communications agency after over a decade in politics and after becoming a mom. The transition between those worlds was intense. Politics moves fast: you’re constantly on the go, taking calls at all hours, riding the emotional highs and lows … View Article
Erin Charlton | 1 month ago The Power of Accessible Design: Dignity, Expansion, and Longevity Accessibility in graphic design refers to creating physical and digital communications materials that can be used and understood by as many people as possible, regardless of their abilities, disabilities, or sensory differences. As the digital world expands, the benefits of accessibility become increasingly apparent. Most importantly, digitally accessible documents, images, and interfaces are essential for … View Article
Jennifer Stewart, Founder and CEO, Syntax Strategic | 3 months ago Campaign Messaging: Four Rules That Always Lead to Wins As campaign season ramps up, I’ve been thinking about what makes political messaging stick. The truth is, the best campaigns aren’t the ones that say the most—they’re the ones that say the right things, with clarity and heart. Whether you’re on the trail or behind the scenes, these are a few timeless truths I always come back … View Article
Jennifer Stewart, Founder and CEO, Syntax Strategic | 3 months ago Managing a Crisis in Politics When It Hits the Fan: Managing a Crisis in Politics In politics, it’s not a matter of if a crisis will hit—it’s when. And how you handle it will define not just your campaign, but your credibility. From off-the-cuff comments to policy missteps to third-party revelations, crises can snowball in seconds. But the best political teams don’t panic—they … View Article