DDC Advocacy Ramps Up Campaign Operations

Leading Advocacy Firm Continues to Grow Team of Political Professionals

April 18, 2011 - Washington, DC – In response to an explosion of client growth, DDC Advocacy has announced that it recently increased the size of its campaign operations, welcoming seven additional professionals to the team in the past month.

The firm has made the decision to expand and modify its campaign operations by building a team of experts around each client.  This structure is designed to give clients even more strategic and personal attention, while continuing to partner with them to achieve their public policy goals and create innovative, winning campaigns.

The latest additions to DDC Advocacy’s seasoned group of professionals bring an impressive assortment of skills to the table, including campaign, communications, government relations and political operations expertise.  They have solid experience running Congressional and state campaigns, both on Capitol Hill and in the field; and in developing communications and campaign strategies across a wide spectrum of industries and regions.

“As our business grows, we continue to attract professionals with the skills and experience necessary to drive the success of each unique client campaign,” says Tom Benjamin, Executive Vice President. “This makes us truly unique in the advocacy marketplace - our quantity of high quality professionals is unmatched, and helps us deliver winning results for our clients.”

DDC Advocacy welcomes the following members to its campaign team:

Hillary Maxwell, Campaign Manager

Mason Harrison, Associate Campaign Manager

Jon Simons, Associate Campaign Manager

Laura Perloff, Field Manager

Derek Gianino, Field Manager

Alison Joseph, Campaign Coordinator

Claire Casey, Campaign Coordinator

DDC Advocacy is a full-service issue advocacy firm that offers strategic program development and execution services, as well as innovative and interactive technologies to its corporate, association, and non-profit clients.  Public affairs leaders from these organizations, including many of the Fortune 50 and the largest associations, count on DDC Advocacy to engage and guide communities of advocates to impact policy and win campaigns.

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