July 18, 2011

Purple Strategies Adds Rob Collins and Jim Jordan

Purple This morning Politico’s Mike Allen previewed Purple’s newest additions Rob Collins and Jim Jordan in a story called, “A Bipartisan One-Stop Shop.”  In the article it was announced that Rob Collins and Jim Jordan have joined as Partners with Purple Strategies, one of the leading full-service public affairs firm for corporations, trade associations, non-profit organizations and advocacy groups.  Collins and Jordan will manage the firm’s expanding government affairs, political advocacy and public affairs practice.

Purple Strategies was created when Alex Castellanos and Steve McMahon merged two well-established Republican and Democratic firms to create Purple Strategies.  By joining forces, Purple brings together ‘Blue and Red’ strategists from across the political spectrum. From designing a comprehensive message strategy, government affairs, strategic communications to opinion research, integrated advertising, media relations; new media and grassroots outreach, Purple provides a unique perspective on public affairs and the highest level of service and expertise.

“Rob and Jim have been at the top levels of politics, advocacy and government for over a decade.  Their knowledge, unparalleled experience and contacts reinforces Purple’s reputation for bringing the best Republican and Democratic strategists together to advocate for clients,” said Bruce Haynes a Founding Partner at Purple. “They join an experienced team, providing hands-on strategic counsel and the full range of government affairs and public affairs services.”

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