Professional Consultancy in Government Affairs

As an experienced government relations leader and economic development advocate, our President Tina Francone recognizes the importance of relationships with C-level executives. Ms. Francone has an uncommon ability to synthesize complicated projects and put them into common sense language. 

Development and management of overall project budgets, expenditures, objectives, and performance indicators.

Drafting and presenting to respective boards, commissioners, and stakeholders.

Assist in hosting informational meetings, managing inquiries related to industrial and economic development activities, and helping sustain positive community relations critical to successful projects.

Assist and secure budget resources available through state and federal government programs or grants to develop economic development projects.

Ensure all project deliverables are provided on-time and within budget.

Manage community participation, planning efforts, business planning, and other project-related matters.

Provide professional analysis and advice on issues related to respective projects and development.

Initiate or conduct special studies and prepare reports with recommendations for appropriate actions. Develop short and long-range proposals, with alternatives, to enable clients and stakeholders to determine policy for achieving objectives within available resources.

Facilitate meetings with elected public officials and their staff to educate, advocate and provide solutions to the zoning, planning, and water agencies.

Establish, cultivate, and maintain new, favorable relationships with Federal, State and Local elected officials and their staff.