Sydney Sallabanks, a principal in the Boise office recently gave a presentation on the nuances between marketing and public relations. In her guest piece on the Johnson Post, she offers thoughts on public relations and marketing - flips sides of the same coin really - and stresses that effective advocacy in a cluttered marketplace still requires the basics: clarity and honesty.

Cecil D. Andrus was elected Governor of Idaho four times and served as Secretary of the Interior. Before public policy called, he worked in the woods as a logger and mill operator. He knows resources issues! Read his thoughts about managing the National Forests for energy, economic development and the environment in a time of climate change.

Gallatin Public Affairs is pleased to announce our First Annual Technology Summit

Today’s tightening financial markets and weakening economy force businesses to seek alternative revenue streams. Learn how you can secure federal government funding as a non-equity source of capital to finance research and development and non-recurring engineering costs.

1) Did you know that Congress has introduced 350 pieces of legislation related to clean energy policy? 2) Did you know that more than 20 fortune 500 companies have joined forces with the nation's leading ...

Carbon emissions and the role those emissions play in altering global climate are at the top of the public policy agenda and on the top of people’s minds. From oil companies to railroads, from auto ...

Sustainability is playing an increasing role in shaping how developers site, design, and market communities. There is an expectation, if not an outright demand, from homebuyers that developments – and individual homes within the developments ...

The Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General recently conducted an audit in response to a request by Senator Tom Coburn, (R-OK) who was interested in the cost, impact and potential ethical concerns with ...