• Listen to Top Executive Recruiters Share How to Turn Government Service Into a Career As a Government Relations Professional

  • Feb 12 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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Listen to Top Executive Recruiters Share How to Turn Government Service Into a Career As a Government Relations Professional

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  • Leveraging government service into a lucrative career in government relations can be done. But, it can be tricky to turn your knowledge and connections into a career path. This podcast will be especially informative for those folks currently in Capitol Hill contemplating your next move. We start out the second season of the acclaimed Steve's Rules podcast series with a fast paced discussion featuring McCormick group principals David Ris and Tim Horgan. Join Steve and his colleagues as they share lessons learned in this high stakes area of executive recruiting with a special deep dive for those coming out of government service from Capitol Hill and beyond. We take an insider look at what candidates can expect whether they are pursuing a position in-house, with an association or a multi client practice.

    Episode Notes:
    Email Steve and his guests:
    Steve Nelson snelson@tmg-dc.com
    David Ris dris@tmg-dc.com
    Tim Horgan thorgan@tmg-dc.com

    Article Referenced in Podcast:
    Building a Better Mousetrap: A Model for a Lawyer’s Business Plan

    Contact Steve
    McCormick Group

    Contact Murray
    M Coffey
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