Latest Thoughts
The GMMBlog
Keeping a pulse on climate, health, education, and politics and providing thought leadership and best practices on branding, digital strategy, marketing, and more.
How the Biden Administration is Redefining Infrastructure to Address America’s Housing Crisis
By Annie AdairRead MoreThe American Jobs Plan, the Biden-Harris administration went bigger and bolder than any president or Congress has gone before.
How a Trump or Biden Administration May Affect Education Policy
Chantal Wong and Lindsey NarkchareonRead MoreEducation issues rarely make political headlines. But the upcoming election highlights just how important education policy is in America. With impacts reaching…
Vice President Joe Biden’s Education Platform Unpacked
Lindsey NarkchareonRead MoreEducation policy shapes our communities, our children, and our future. While most K-12 and higher education policies are set and executed by the states, the fe…
PR in a Pandemic: Four Lessons for Communicating During the COVID-19 Crisis
GMMBRead MoreNow, more than ever, it’s critical to communicate with purpose. GMMB’s earned media strategists offer lessons on how organizations should engage with media dur…
Are You Brand Ready?
Oliver GriswoldRead MoreThe cause space has officially discovered the power of branding. Since forming our Brand Group at GMMB five years ago, we have seen year-over-year growth in th…
Closing the Gifted Gap
Nathan James, Senior Vice President, GMMBRead MoreAll kids should have access to great schools—but realizing this vision means taking a hard look at the policies that perpetuate inequity.Take education for gif…
Educating Youth About Marijuana: A View from the Evergreen State
Melissa SimpsonRead MoreIt’s astonishing how quickly the landscape has changed around a once-taboo issue: legalizing recreational marijuana. In the last decade, public opinion in favo…
Why I Love a Good Crisis
Michelle AustinRead MoreThe silence on the other end of the phone was deafening. But in retrospect, that silence beat the hell out of what came next. The chief executive – whose staff…
