Potomac Flacks: Join the Democratic Communicators Network

March 27, 2009

Join the Democratic Communicators Network

If you are a Democrat PR pro, you should join the Democratic Communicators Network (DCNet). DCNet offers a distinguished speakers series, training seminars, mentoring, roundtable discussions, job postings and networking opportunities to strengthen the Democratic message-making team.

There are 400 members and a newly launched Web site. It's a great way to network and meet other fellow Democrats too.

Communicators who work for political organizations, PR firms or other groups that support Democratic causes can join DCNet as well -- you just need a personal reference from a current member. (PF Tipster)

Posted by Laura Gross on March 27, 2009 in Coalitions | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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Matt Mackowiak is a Washington, D.C. and Austin,TX-based Republican strategist and communications consultant and President of Potomac Strategy Group, LLC. In his career he has managed a winning Congressional campaign and worked in the U.S. Senate, at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, at a leading international PR firm, on a presidential campaign in Iowa and in White House presidential advance. Follow him on Twitter - @MattMackowiak

Laura Gross - Contributor
Laura Gross is currently president of Scott Circle Communications. She has served as deputy director of communications at the DNC, was Gov. Howard Dean's Communications Director and she worked in the press office at USAID during the Clinton administration. Her experience also includes time in the PR department of National Public Radio and she was part of Vice President Gore's advance team when he was in The White House.
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Blain K. Rethmeier - Contributor
Blain K. Rethmeier is currently the Senior Vice President for Public Affairs for the American Insurance Association (AIA). Rethmeier joined AIA from the White House where he served as Special Assistant to the President for Communications and directed communications for the National Economic Council and Homeland Security Council. Prior to joining the White House, Rethmeier served as Press Secretary for the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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