Policy priorities in the second Trump administration
As we gain a clearer understanding of President-elect Donald Trump’s approach to a second term in the White House, we’ve assembled policy briefs examining the anticipated priorities for domestic and foreign policy, and across key sectors including energy, financial services, healthcare and technology.
Election Matters 2024: The art & science of polling
Ashley Etienne moderated a conversation between Simon Rosenberg, strategist and author of Hopium Chronicles, and Brenda Gianiny, pollster and founding principal of Axis Research, on “The art & science of polling” in the 2024 Election.
Pulse on America – Corporate DEI and ESG initiatives
Our latest Pulse on America poll found that against a backdrop of anti-DEI and ESG activism, American workers continue to support corporate diversity and sustainability initiatives. Read the full report.
Pulse on America – Political violence and election interference
Our latest Pulse on America survey polled American consumers and employees on the role of business in national elections. A majority of the surveyees want business leaders to be engaged when it comes to protecting a free and fair election. Read the full report.
Climate Week NYC insights to advance a richer sustainability conversation
Adopting the theme “It’s Time,” this year’s Climate Week gathered leaders across business, academia, government and civil society to challenge participants to take on the crucial decisions and actions today. Here are the key takeaways.
U.S. Election Matters: contested Presidential Election scenario planning
This edition of Election Matters focuses on what happens after the polls close on Election Day, specifically the timeline of events, new laws that change the way the election can be contested and the major scenarios for which the presidential candidates, political parties and government are preparing.
How to supercharge collective, contagious action at UNGA and beyond
Despite of tensions and challenges surrounding SDGs as a result of polycrisis and disruptions, civil society organizations and philanthropic funders should step forward as champions of sustainable solutions who do not face the constraints challenging public and private sectors.
Pulse on TikTok
Pulse on TikTok is a multi-modal research of U.S. TikTok users and creators’ experiences and perspectives to offer key insights into how news and politics are shaped, shared and consumed on this ever-evolving and increasingly indispensable platform.
UN General Assembly: what to watch
With this year’s UNGA opens next week, here is an overview of both official UN events and noteworthy side events to watch.
Rethinking corporate philanthropy for the post-ESG era
While ESG discourse may have become politicized, the substance of corporate investments stays the same – to create shared value, for both the long-term health of the business and the stakeholders and communities it serves. Read for pro-tips on the repositioning of corporate foundations in the post-ESG era.
Inside Election Matters 2024: The state of the U.S. presidential race with Ashley Etienne (D) and Mike Dubke (R)
Powell Tate’s Chief Public Affairs Officer, Pam Jenkins, spoke with two of our Senior Advisors for a candid conversation on the state of the presidential race and what to expect as we head toward Election Day and in the next administration.
Top things to know about Minnesota Gov. and Democratic VP candidate Tim Walz
Vice President Kamala Harris announced Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate on the Democratic presidential ticket. Who is Minnesota Governor Tim Walz? To answer your questions and more, our Election Matters team prepared this brief backgrounder.
AI global regulation: what to watch now
While AI promises huge benefits for society, it also poses major risks. The challenge for legislatures and regulators is getting the balance right between innovation and risk. Here is a summary of current regulatory initiatives in key global markets.
Pulse on America July edition
The July edition of Pulse on America features the latest survey examining the role of business in the 2024 U.S. elections, particularly as many Americans express concern and fear about the election outcomes.
Pulse on Political Narratives – what campaigns are saying about business
Amid the 2024 elections, Pulse on Political Narratives is a first-of-its-kind, AI-powered study identifying what candidates across the political spectrum are saying about issues that matter to companies and their stakeholders.
Policy Matters – SCOTUS implications for business
As the Supreme Court concluded its recent term at the beginning of July, this Policy Matters focuses on the implications of three major SCOTUS cases that have broad consequences for business and the federal regulatory landscape.
EU Elections insights – results & business impact analysis
To help businesses navigate the outcomes of the EU elections, our public affairs teams have analyzed the election results and identified key trends to watch. Our report provides insights into the future of EU sustainability, health, and tech policy.
Policy Matters: SCOTUS cases & considerations
This edition of Policy Matters looks at key cases in the 2022-2023 term of SCOTUS, which concludes at the end of June. As with last year’s term, blockbuster cases are on the docket – and there have already been some notable decisions.
AI Policy Pulse
The rapid advancement of generative AI tools is capturing urgent attention from regulators and legislators around the world. As AI policymaking races to keep up with these fast-moving capabilities, we provide updates on what’s happening around the globe.
“Speak up,” Americans demand of corporate leaders
Our latest national survey “Pulse on America: Public and Employee Opinions on Business and Societal Issues” sheds light on employees’ and consumers’ attitudes on corporate social engagement, the term “woke,” and recent rulings related to affirmative action and LGBTQ+ issues.
AI Policy Pulse September edition
AI innovation and increasing public debate around both the opportunities and dangers of this technology is driving regulatory action around the world. Regulators are racing to write the definitive rules for AI. In this issue of AI Policy Pulse, we provide a snapshot of what’s in play now around the world.
Policy Matters – campaigns and congress heat up
This edition of Policy Matters takes a look at the politics and policies in play, including around the ongoing government funding negotiations and Speaker election, as well as what remains on the 2023 agenda in D.C.
AI Policy Pulse November edition
AI regulation, collaboration and risk management actions are accelerating in the United States, United Kingdom and Europe. This edition of AI Policy Pulse provides an overview of recent events in Washington, D.C., London and Brussels.
2024 U.S. elections: guidance for companies
To help businesses prepare for the heightened political landscape, we will be providing regular insights and counsel throughout the 2024 campaigns. Check out the first issue in the series: 2024 U.S. Elections Guidance for Companies.
COP28 the road ahead on climate communications
To help make sense of the potential impacts of this year’s COP, our climate experts have developed the advisory COP28: The Road Ahead on Climate Communications in 2024, drawing on insights from across our global network.
Leading at the Intersections in 2024: leading amid a changing and chaotic world
Powell Tate’s report Leading at the Intersections 2024 covers six of the most front-and-center issues that impact businesses across all sectors, including AI, geopolitics and the 2024 elections. See our perspectives on 2024.
2024 Global and U.S. Energy Trends
This is the first installment of our ‘Spearheading a Net-Zero Energy Future’ series on the energy trends shaping the policy and climate agenda where our energy team speaks to experts to provide insights and perspectives around the future of energy.
AI Policy Pulse January edition
In this first issue of AI Policy Pulse of 2024, our experts across the globe gathered to provide an easy-to-digest snapshot of major developments in AI regulations in the past couple of months, focusing on U.S., E.U., and Davos.
Americans to business: find common ground, but avoid politics
As the 2024 campaigns accelerate in the U.S. elections, we surveyed American consumers and employees on the role of business in national elections. The findings shine a light on the shifting landscape of public opinion at the intersection of business and politics.
Marking IWD in a year of global elections
On International Women’s Day, as half of the global population prepares to vote in an election in 2024, we wonder what will the results mean for gender equality and the advancement of women and girls?
