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Public Affairs
Whether you are a developer trying to win approval for your new project in the face of opposition forces, a local municipality attempting to plot an economic growth and development course agreeable to your citizens, an industry leader wishing to access your market share or gauge the public's perceptions of you, or a corporate entity wishing to influence the state or federal government on your issues, the California office of Public Opinion Strategies has the experience you need.
In the California public affairs realm, Public Opinion Strategies has conducted extensive research on land and water use issues, electrical power issues, transportation issues, solid waste issues, gaming issues, and insurance industry issues just to name a few.
Steve Kinney and the California office of Public Opinion Strategies have been heavily involved in the statewide electrical energy issue, the Sacramento area transportation issue, and the Central Valley water use issue. In addition, the California office has recently been involved a variety of local land use issues in such diverse California localities as Chino Hills, El Segundo, Lake Elsinore, Fontana, Lodi, Los Banos, Roseville, and Sacramento.
Our California corporate/public affairs clients include the California Farm Bureau Federation, the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, the Association of California Insurance Companies, the Northern California Power Authority, the Independent Energy Producers, and many more.
Some of our public affairs specialties are "Growth and Development" projects and "Not In My Back Yard" or NIMBY projects. To learn more about how we can help you in these areas, see the following proposals.
Our public affairs research experience also includes extensive corporate image testing as well as internal employee satisfaction research. We work hard for our corporate clients, not only to help them improve the public's image of their company or organization, but also to help company management ensure that their employees are satisfied and achieving maximum production.
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