Jenise May named Executive Director of Colorado Association of Family and Children’s Agencies
Jenise May, has been named the Executive Director of the Colorado Association of Family and Children’s Agencies (CAFCA).
CAFCA’s former Executive Director, Dr. Skip Barber,...
Evan Zeppos Featured on WTMJ-AM and Today’s TMJ4
Michael Best Strategies PR Expert, Evan Zeppos, was recently interviewed by WTMJ-AM afternoon host, John Mercure, and featured on Today's TMJ4, regarding Nike's smart...
Robert Gross Partners with Michael Best Strategies
Michael Best Strategies has partnered with Robert Gross to expand the firm’s service offerings. Gross will also serve as senior counsel for Michael Best &...
Hitt Joins Access Community Health Centers Board of Directors
Michael Best Strategies Partner and Chief Operating Officer Andrew Hitt joined the Access Community Health Centers Board of Directors in July.
Access Community Health Centers...
Wisconsin Political Roundup – July Edition
In our fourth edition of the Wisconsin Political Round Up, Nathan Houdek and Andrew Hitt take a closer look at both sides of the...
Reince Priebus on Fox News
Michael Best Strategies Chairman of the Board of Advisors and former White House chief of staff, Reince Priebus, joined the Ingraham Angle show on July...
Denise Bode Named Vice Chair of the Avalon Foundation
Michael Best Strategies Partner, Denise Bode, has been named Chair of the Avalon Foundation after serving two years as the organization’s Vice Chair. She...
Wisconsin Political Roundup- June Edition
In our third edition of the Wisconsin Political Round Up, Nathan Houdek and Andrew Hitt take a closer look at both sides of the...
The Confused Struggle in Forging Immigration Policy
This week began with an array of reports showing the Trump Administration’s strong support for a child separation policy for families illegally crossing the...
A Potential Break in the House’s Blue Wave
The fall midterm contests are often a national referendum on the incumbent president’s first half of his term. Historically, presidents above a 50% approval...
