What are we learning from Iowa?
The nation is reeling from Iowa today. The delay in results, due in part to a technology failure, has confused the public and frustrated campaigns. We are anxious to move beyond the finger-pointing and refocus on key learnings in order to be best prepared for the series of critical primaries ahead. Any technology that is […]
Our 2019 Accelerator Recap
We worked closely with 11 start-ups to refine their sales and fundraising pitches, sharpen their pricing strategies, and connect with key stakeholders.
What Google ad policy means for political tech
A few weeks ago, Google rolled out sweeping changes to political advertising on their platform. The changes were (understandably) met with angst from campaigns and causes across the political spectrum. Google is one of the few dominant platforms for political ad buying and even small changes have dramatic effects on organizations as well as tech […]
The Time is Now
The 2016 cycle was the fourth presidential cycle I have been intimately involved in. The first was in 2004. I was in college at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. I remember sitting in the living room of the house I shared with 4 close friends, watching the returns come in on that rainy November night. […]