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This book focuses on those who do not lobby. It's almost too easy to conclude the system is unfair, unlikely to change, and populated by well-connected insiders who move through the revolving door.
List of contents
Chapter 1: Why the Federal Sale is More About Funding than Selling Chapter 2: Lobbying Chapter 3: You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know Chapter 4: Outcomes Chapter 5: Investment Chapter 6: Experience or Expertise—Time vs. Competence Chapter 7: Lobbying Compliance Chapter 8: Size and Type of Business Chapter 9: The Polarities of Democracy—Applying a Theoretical Lens Chapter 10: Integrating Lobbying into Your Plan Chapter 11: Case Studies Epilogue: Business Tips for Any Executive
About the author
Gene Moran is the President of Capitol Integration. He is a strategic advisor to defense and security companies who are selling to the federal government. His strategic influence has resulted in billions of dollars in federal sales for his clients.
His firm, Capitol Integration, is recognized by Bloomberg Government as a Top-Performing Lobbying Firm, and by the National Institute for Lobbying & Ethics where he is designated a "Top Lobbyist." Gene is a Million Dollar Consulting Hall of Fame ® inductee and a recipient of the Corrie Shanahan Memorial Award for Advancing Consulting.
Synthesizing his unique experience spanning decades, Gene guides companies through the arcane ways of Washington, DC, integrating his groundbreaking academic research of defense lobbying, deep military experience commanding US Navy ships and advising senior leaders, as well as leadership in corporate government relations. Gene understands and uses influence to educate and inform others while shaping great outcomes.
Summary
This book focuses on those who do not lobby. It’s almost too easy to conclude the system is unfair, unlikely to change, and populated by well-connected insiders who move through the revolving door.
