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Case studies, events, firm updates, and the policy fights that will shape the next session.

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  • Association Lobby Support

    Association Lobby Support Your Association Lobby Agenda Starts Here GovExperts helps associations advance legislative priorities, organize member engagement, build relationships with policymakers, and move issues through the Texas legislative and regulatory process. Whether you are preparing for the next legislative session, responding to an agency action, protecting an industry priority, or building a stronger government…

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    Texas Smart Buy: Improved Procurement in the Lone Star State

    The Texas Smart Buy system serves as a centralized procurement platform for state agencies, local governments, and other eligible entities across Texas. Managed by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Texas Smart Buy includes catalog-type listings for vendor provided products for purchase and use by eligible government agencies along with links to various procurement resources.…

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    World Orphan Fund: Hope for Child Welfare around the Globe

    Child welfare is a critically important issue across the globe and the political spectrum. In this episode, GovExperts Insights host Chris Britton is joined by World Orphan Fund President RJ Johnson to discuss The World Orphan Fund, which offers hope and support for orphaned and vulnerable children around the globe. Johnson discusses the challenges they…

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  • Government Relations: Your Key to Better Public Policy Results

    In the complex world of public policy, having a strategic approach is crucial. Government relations play an essential role in helping organizations understand and influence public policy. This blog post explores the intricacies of government relations services, their importance, and how they can be leveraged to shape policies that align with your interests. What is…

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