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Government Affairs Consulting
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The people of pjmathison
help clients affect government action and
improve the business of government. Our collaborative approach generally is as follows: First, research the
matter; Second, develop a strategy and plan of action; and Third, execute the plan together.The firm assists private sector clients with analyzing/monitoring issues, developing government
relations strategies, authoring proposals/studies, conducting media relations, building/managing coalitions, advocating for
passage/defeat of legislation, securing investment, and procuring business. pjmathison
maintains detailed knowledge of and effective working relationships with the executive and legislative branches of local,
state and federal governments. The firm has helped clients thrive through successive political administrations on matters
re the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, City of Philadelphia and other jurisdictions nationwide. The firm assists public sector clients with conducting feasibility studies, developing
strategic plans, (re)designing/managing public sector programs, analyzing/addressing revenue needs, building political &
public support for initiatives, and (re)designing/managing public-private partnerships. pjmathison's brand of government affairs consulting includes a
unique mixture of business, technological, analytical, fundraising, creative and communication skills.
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Strategic Management Services
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pjmathison provides strategic management services to small, medium and large enterprises. The firm focuses on serving
entities in need of change and/or fresh leadership.pjmathison
professionals may serve in the employ of either the firm or a partner enterprise.
Institutions use pjmathison:
- As a source of senior management talent;
- To provide critical leadership to
existing operations;
- To "pilot"
new strategies or ventures; and
- To
build investor, institutional and public confidence.
The firm's strategic management services are especially appropriate in situations where
both economic and public policy objectives must be satisfied.
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