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Give your social media channels a spring cleaning
Goff Public Insight, News Digital and Creative Services
Spring is the perfect time to clean up and clean out. But spring cleaning isn’t limited to tackling a pesky junk drawer or organizing that closet you’ve been avoiding. Digital clutter can be just as distracting as the clutter inside your home. Social media channels are your organization’s front door – this is the first…
Get to know Team Goff: Madeleine Rush
News
Senior Account Manager Madeleine Rush has been with our company for five years and has a strong track record of getting positive attention for our clients. In this month’s Team Goff Q&A, Maddie shares her hopes for the PR industry, the best advice she’s received and why she wore steel toe boots to her first…
Make meaningful connections through community engagement
Goff Public Insight Community Engagement
An organization’s relationship with the community can make or break a project. Whether you are entering a new neighborhood, building a new development, or exploring new public policy or a change to an existing one, understanding your reputation within a community, engaging with key stakeholders early on, and building trust from the outset is critical…
When having a lot of money can create a lot of problems
Goff Public Insight Public Affairs
The Minnesota Legislature and the huge, eye-popping, unimaginable, fantastic state budget surplus Two things are indisputable about Minnesota politics in the past half century: First, we like to elect quirky politicians when they offer themselves to the public. And second, we love divided state government, as much as we might not admit it. Until the…