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under Social Media Author: Sarah Rasmussen When I hear the phrases “24 hour news cycle“ and “information overload,” part of me screams, “too much information!” This overload makes me want to go away, unplug and curl up with a good book or spend time with close friends. (Yes, to the surprise of many, I’m an introvert – an INTJ, actually.) Why? I need balance between all-access all-the-time and focusing on the priorities I’ve set. Social media plays a role in these priorities – but it’s not a focus of my life.
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under Kip's Work in Japan Author: Kip Cheroutes I am lucky in my professional association with MGA to do business with and in Japan. Because of long nurtured congressional relationships, I do business in the Japanese Capitol Hill of Tokyo. Given my background, I can even compare and contrast the experience with Capitol Hill in Washington, even down to the employees’ cafeteria.
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under Social Media Author: Jennifer Watson  MGAers on Twitter Spotlight on…
The Debates Begin As the Colorado legislative session gets underway, officials are grappling with revenue shortfalls and a host of public policy issues, such as K-12 education. MGA is helping long-time client the Colorado Education Association to engage audiences around educational approaches that drive student achievement. Through a new blog called Pathways to Achievement, as well as Facebook and Twitter pages, CEA is discussing public education issues in real time and providing insight about CEA’s positions on current topics. Last year, MGA helped the Early Childhood Education Association to develop a strategic outreach program that prevented state funding cuts to the childcare assistance program. Visit our Public Affairs page to learn more about MGA’s work.
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