Strategic Corporate Campaigns in Texas
Reach Broad Public Audiences and Establish Relationships with Your Most Critical Constituencies
We help our clients understand the motivations and priorities of groups with the greatest potential to impact their reputations and business goals.
How it Works
The programs we build are based on decades of experience managing campaigns for candidates, corporations and issues. We focus on reaching targeted public audiences, as well as establishing relationships with like-minded third parties, building custom approaches to most effectively position our clients and generate credibility among their most critical stakeholders.
Our Capabilities
- Message / Materials Development
- Crisis Communications
- Thought Leadership
- Political Insight / Policy Analysis
- Government Relations Coordination
- Media Strategy / Engagement
- Reputation Management
“Our work with The Monument Group has helped us to stay in front of important local issues while demonstrating leadership and responsiveness to community priorities.”
Our Results
How we think, why we do it our way and a little expertise on Texas.
Tough Battles Have Complicated Histories: The Pursuit of Casino Gaming and Sports Betting in Texas
Texas has a long history of opposition to casino gaming and sports betting, but there are indications opposition may be eroding. The reasons for the changes in attitude are numerous and complicated. But companies serious about making a play for
Planning to Tackle the Texas Legislature? The Time to Prep was Yesterday.
The Texas Legislature is a curious creature for a variety of reasons: It has a regularly scheduled session just once every two years. And when legislators do convene, it’s only for 140 days. And then there’s this: They aren’t allowed
If You Want Your Story Heard in Texas, Sometimes You Have to Tell It Yourself
Whether you’re generating support for a new initiative or securing approval for a special project, ensuring your message reaches and resonates with the right audience is central to success in Texas. As the media continues to splinter and morph, it’s
Let's Talk
Have questions or want to schedule a conversation? We’d love to hear from you.
"*" indicates required fields