The general election campaign for President of the United States is underway and the tensions and stakes are high. In our latest edition of Policy Matters, we assess recent, consequential developments in Washington, D.C., from the White House to Capitol Hill, as well as on the campaign trail and before the courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. […]
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Election Matters 2024
This election cycle, Powell Tate, Weber Shandwick, and United Minds will equip clients with guidance on internal and external communications considerations. In the months and year ahead, we will provide updates and counsel on timely developments and emerging issues related specifically to the 2024 elections and beyond. […]
2024 U.S. Elections: Guidance for Companies
To help businesses prepare for the heightened political landscape, Powell Tate will be providing regular insights and counsel throughout the 2024 campaigns. To jump start the countdown to Election Day 2024, we’ve prepared the first guidance to inform how businesses consider and prepare for internal and external communications relative to the campaigns and elections. […]
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. We also round up the latest election news, including the 2024 presidential campaigns, several odd-year elections at the state level and the new Supreme Court term. […]
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. […]
“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
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. […]
Policy Matters: SCOTUS Cases & Considerations
This edition of Policy Matters looks at key cases in the 2022-2023 term of the Supreme Court of the United States (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. […]
Policy Matters: State Policy Round-Up
This edition of Policy Matters looks at some of the biggest, most divisive issues playing out at the state level in 2023. Several states are proving to be “trend-setters” – on the leading edge of certain policies that have captured the attention and energy of the national political parties. The outcomes of the 2023 state legislative session preview some of the issues that will dominate campaigns up and down the ballot in the 2024 elections. […]
Insights, Implications and Eyes on the Future
From geopolitics to cyberattacks to ESG, major trends are shaping our world. We are excited to share the latest perspectives on a variety of critical issues. Unpredictions: Insights into policy, business, tech, media and culture around the world explores these trends and raises some overarching questions for organizations and their leaders to consider. […]
Artificial Intelligence: What’s in Play
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is accelerating exponentially and dramatically changing how companies operate on a global scale. This article talks about how AI technologies are emerging in the public and private sectors and the major issues for policymakers. […]
Policy Matters: The 118th Congress’s Oversight Agenda
This edition of Policy Matters provides an overview of the congressional oversight process and agenda, which has renewed relevance in the narrowly divided 118th Congress. […]
Leading at the Intersections 2023
Powell Tate’s report, Leading at the Intersections 2023 provides our clients with actionable insights on some of the biggest issues of the moment, what to be watching for in 2023, as well as some of our best thinking from the past year. […]
118th Congress Issue Briefs
In preparation for the 118th Congress, a number of prominent issues stand to be top-of-mind for policymakers and brands alike. We’ve prepared briefs on various issues to help clients and organizations plan ahead. […]
No Waves Created in U.S. Foreign and Trade Policy
Foreign policy was not a determining factor in the U.S. midterm elections. The outcome is unlikely to shift the international priorities of the Biden administration as it confronts a fractured geopolitical landscape in 2023. In this article, we examine the midterm elections results’ implications for U.S. foreign policy. […]
Policy Matters: Post-Election Update
This edition of Policy Matters provides an overview of the results of the November 8 midterm elections as we know them today – from Congress to the states – even as a number of races remain too close or too early to call. […]
Policy Matters: Midterm Elections Review
This edition of Policy Matters provides an update on the November 8 midterm elections, involving state and local ballot measures, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, 35 Senate seats, 36 governorships and many state officials — from state legislators to secretaries of state. […]
Bipartisan Midterm Prognostications with Peter Carson (R) and Ashley Etienne (D): What We’re Watching and Expecting from the 2022 Midterm Elections
As Powell Tate works with clients to prepare for the 2022 midterm elections and a new Congress, Democrat Ashley Etienne and Republican Peter Carson crossed the proverbial aisle to talk about what issues and races they’re watching, their predictions and what to expect from the new Congress. […]
Climate Spotlight 2022
As world leaders, CEOs, advocates and policymakers convene for the UN General Assembly, NY Climate Week and several other high-profile convenings this month, our team is tracking key climate trends, policies, events and implications for corporate leaders. We created the Climate Spotlight 2022 briefing to provide an overview of recent trends and policy actions and look ahead to global climate diplomacy through the end of this year. […]
A Changing Digital Landscape in Europe
While U.S. is debating a series of technology policies, Europe is moving ahead to remake its digital regulatory landscape. The Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA) are intended to address changes that have altered the EU’s digital economy in recent years. Both laws will apply to U.S. companies operating in Europe — and some provisions may be an indicator for legislative action in Washington. […]
What the Inflation Reduction Act Means for Health Care Companies and Consumers
After a 30-year fight over drug pricing, the Inflation Reduction Act focuses on five main provisions that will impact drug prices for Medicare beneficiaries. Read more to learn about each provision and what to expect next. […]
Policy Matters: August Recess Edition
From Inflation Reduction Act, National Gun Safety Legislation, to CHIPS and Science Act, the summer edition of Powell Tate Policy Matters focuses on some of the most high-profile legislation that has passed both chambers in recent months, as well as what’s on deck for Fall after Congress resumes. […]
Summary of the Climate Provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Designed to tackle climate change, lower healthcare costs, reduce the federal deficit and fight inflation, the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 includes the largest federal investment to slow global warming, support the development of a green economy, and mitigate the impact of a changing climate on businesses and society. […]
Five Issues to Watch Post-Davos
The World Economic Forum hosted an off cycle Annual Meeting on 22–26 May. Our experts are tracking five trends from the Davos dialogue with implications for global companies navigating issues and reputation at the intersection of geopolitics, capital markets and ESG. […]
Policy Matters: A Look at How States are Addressing Social, Health and Economic Issues
With federal policymakers at a near standstill on many economic and social issues, state-level elected officials are having an increasing impact on Americans’ daily lives. This edition of Policy Matters looks at how states are handling key issues from data privacy to climate change, and more. […]
Modernizing America’s Infrastructure and How Companies Can Begin to Prepare
Across America, the “Infrastructure Decade” is upon us. The $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will impact almost every industry and community across the nation. Companies should assess how they plan to navigate the business and communications opportunities surrounding the government funding. […]
Tech Policy Issues to Watch in Brussels and Washington
Technology companies are facing a set of legal and regulatory challenges in the United States and Europe. Companies should closely monitor developments, develop communications around their positions and the potential impact on their operations and begin to prepare to comply with new laws. […]
Policy Matters: End-of-Year Federal Update
Following the close of the first session of the 117th Congress ahead of the holiday recess, this issue of Policy Matters provides an update on must-pass legislation and other hot-button political matters before the House and Senate. […]
Anticipating the Year Ahead: Global Events in Watch in 2022
As the world enters a new year, continued uncertainty over the path of the global COVID-19 pandemic, an evolving set of economic challenges, rising political and social unrest and the prospect of geopolitical conflicts that could disrupt business and international relations persist. Going into 2022, we’re keeping our eyes on several key issues and events. […]