With the highly-anticipated release of his new book ‘Trumpocracy: The Corruption of the American Republic,’ David Frum sheds light on power within the US Political system. It’s not a look at the personality of President Trump, but a study on the presidency’s enablers and supporters: in Congress, in the Republican party, in the media, a

Expected to be timely and hit a nerve, The Atlantic rushed publication of its March 2017 issue online and on newsstands. Its cover story by David Frum is titled: How to Build an Autocracy, and imagines how the world could change using a timeframe 4 years into a Trump presidency.
Indeed, the article became one of the magazine’s most trafficked ever having already received more than 4million views, and shared widely.

This recent election season seemed to go on endlessly, with a myriad of voices and opinions weighing in. As we all adjust to this new political landscape, we contemplate what it will mean for our businesses, our political landscape, and our future. The media played a huge part in shaping our collective narrative over the course of the 18-month campaign, today we reflect on what happened, why, and where we go from here.

Insights from the top speakers on the Brexit vote.

Today’s staff guest blog is from our West Coast Client Services Associate Stephanie Ortiz who recently attended Dave Meslin’s presentation at the Me Inc. Conference at UBC.

Today is Red Hand Day, an international effort to raise awareness against the use of child soldiers. Hundreds of thousands of handprints are collected in more than 50 countries and handed over to politicians and to responsible parties, including UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.