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Eye on Washington: Government Relations and Public Policy Consulting


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Are you and your staff too busy to complete important research projects or submit comments to proposed rules?

Then you need Eye on Washington — a full-service shop for all of your needs, from lobbying to advocacy strategizing to grassroots management to monitoring and analysis of regulatory and legislative issues. We also offer these services at the state and local levels.


 

Eye on Washington Forms Caucus for Wire Producers

On behalf of client American Wire Producers Association, Eye on Washington recently established a new House Congressional caucus from the ground up. The group has grown to over 20 members, with more expected. In September, Eye on Washington principal Janet Kopenhaver organized the caucus's first briefing, featuring an official from the U.S. Trade Representative's Office. The meeting room was packed for the event, with a standing-room only crowd.
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Eye on Washington Participates in Re-introduction of Equal Rights Amendment

Members of Congress and leaders of national women's organizations met outside the Capitol on 6/22/11 to support the re-introduction of the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution. More


 

Eye on Washington Statistics Get Nationwide Coverage

Statistics compiled by Eye on Washington's President, Janet Kopenhaver, for client Federally Employed Women were recently featured on the front page of USA Today. Download PDF


 
Eye on Washington Around Town
White House

Due to their many high level contacts and professional relationships, Eye on Washington's principals are invited to and participate in scores of meetings, events and conferences. Visit our slide show of White House and Capitol Hill dignitaries in action. View


 
 

Recent Media Successes

On Air

CNN Interview
Janet Kopenhaver, president of Eye on Washington, recently completed a statistical research project for Federally Employed Women (FEW). After drafting and distributing a press release on the data she was contacted by the producers of Wolf Blitzer's "The Situation Room" on CNN, who wanted to broadcast a story about the statistics. Janet then arranged for the vice president of FEW to be interviewed for the segment. View

On the Web

GovernmentExecutive.com
9/22/11
SES diversity predicted to fall short in 2030 and beyond
The Senior Executive Service will continue to lag in employment of women and minorities over the next two decades and beyond, according to a progressive advocacy group. More

In Print

washingtonpost.com
1/10/12
Increasing diversity is among OPM chief's top goals
When John Berry, director of the Office of Personnel Management, looks to the new year, he sees three big items on his agenda for federal employees. More

washingtonpost.com
9/12/11
Where are most federal employees? Not in Washington
Many Americans — and the lawmakers who represent them — don’t realize that about 85 percent of federal employees live and work well beyond Washington, with many of them located in tiny counties where the federal government is the dominant employer. More

Radio

GOVEXEC.com
05/02/12
Janet Kopenhaver, the Washington representative of the group Federally Employed Women, tells In Depth how the group views many of the congressional proposals and which of them the group is most concerned about. More

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