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In every campaign I've worked on, people rally for what they believe to be right. And that means they need to understand what's wrong
To win a regulatory battle, you need to pick your enemy. Without an enemy, your regulatory campaign won’t perform well.
Why?
Because a clear enemy simplifies your narrative.
By Joseph LavoieIn every campaign I've worked on, people rally for what they believe to be right. And that means they need to understand what's wrong
To win a regulatory battle, you need to pick your enemy. Without an enemy, your regulatory campaign won’t perform well.
Why?
Because a clear enemy simplifies your narrative.