April 06, 2009

David All Group, Conservative Web 2.0 Agency, Expands

The David All Group (DAG), the nation’s first conservative Web 2.0 agency, announced the latest additions to the DAG team strengthen the firm’s growing list of talented online political operatives and will continue to position DAG as a leader in the emerging market.

 

Ethan Eilon, the former Executive Director of the College Republican National Committee, joins DAG as its Manager of Political and Grassroots Advocacy. At DAG, Ethan will be responsible for managing and executing online grassroots campaigns for corporate, non-profit, and political clients.  Previously Eilon has overseen the grassroots organization and online activism of over 250,000 students on 1,800 college campuses. In Colorado, Eilon lead the 72 Hour Get-Out-The-Vote program for the Bush/Cheney 2004 re-election effort and worked on numerous Congressional and state legislative campaigns.

 

Heath Clayton will serve as the Executive Assistant to the President to help ensure that the leadership of the firm is best utilized to produce results for clients and focus on business development. He joins DAG having previously worked in the The White House for President George W. Bush; first in the Office of Strategic Initiatives and then in the office of Presidential Correspondence. A native of Texas, Clayton most recently worked for his hometown district Congressman, Louie Gohmert.

 

Founded in January 2007, The David All Group, LLC (http://www.davidallgroup.com) is a team of eight highly-skilled web strategists and conversation engineers who collaborate with a select group of clients to help them communicate smarter and better amplify their message. DAG's diverse set of valued clients range from blue chip companies, to the Right kind of non-profits, to a limited set of Republican political organizations and candidates.  (PF tipster)

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