Grasstops relationships in all 159 counties. Grassroots that shows up at the Capitol. Delivered by the principals, not handed to an associate.
You have an issue in the 2027 session and you are not sure who is carrying it — or whether the person carrying it knows your members in the freshman's district.
Your national push is landing in Georgia and someone still has to knock on the county commission's door. Hire the Georgia field directly.
We know the mayor, the commission chair, the EMC manager, the chamber director, and the hospital CEO in the district — the people whose call the legislator returns. Bernard Reynolds ran civic participation work across all 159 Georgia counties and 550+ municipalities at the Department of Community Affairs and directed state and federal affairs for Georgia EMC's 42 cooperatives and their four-million-member advocacy network.
The people we recruit become committee witnesses, constituent calls, and letters in the member's hometown paper — not impressions in Atlanta. We find them, coach them, and put them in front of the right people ourselves.
The people you meet are the people in the county seat and the people at the Capitol. Two principals. No hand-off.
A statewide program of patients speaking for the cause: recruited and coached, with letters to the editor placed in the AJC and regional papers and constituent contact with the congressional delegation.
Read the case →Georgia recruiting program delivering eight to ten small-business members per month, each vetted and briefed.
Read the case →Engineering-firm letters-to-the-editor program, with each firm's own representatives speaking for it.
Read the case →Between November 9 and January 11 we map the grasstops around every freshman legislator on your list and get you in front of them in their home community — before session, not during it.
A strategy conversation with Bernard or Ellen covers your issue, timing, and goals. It isn't a commitment to representation.
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