I digress … thoughts on fish & the environment
A lot (at least 80%) of what lobbyists write to their clients is ignored. It is put in the bin. The words on the page are confusing, too long, and unclear. Many pieces come across as inaccurate. The writing is designed to suck the lifeblood from the reader. The writing is, at best, pointless and … Read more
There are three main reasons to hand work over to a colleague: You can’t do everything You want to focus on things you are good at You want others to grow/learn You don’t need to delegate if you are: You are a telepath and can communicate how to do a task through thought … Read more
I was sent this post today. It is worth reading. The real value of a lobbyist – Knowing where to put the chalk mark For me, the real value of a lobbyist comes down to knowing the following: Knowing the right time to intervene. . Knowing the right person/people to engage with. Knowing the … Read more
Political campaigning and lobbying are not the same thing. Their sometimes proximity around the drinking fountain of public policy and laws, does not equate to sameness. Political campaigning is, by its nature, limited in scope in a policy focused city like Brussels. There are mechanical devices in place to limit vast changes in European Public … Read more