STATE AND FEDERAL LOBBYING AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS EXPERTS SERVING THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
MORE THAN 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC POLICY CHANGE
CFM Advocates provides corporate, nonprofit and public clients with principled, fact-based advocacy that achieves results. We are highly experienced, maintain strategic relationships and possess the political moxie needed to pass legislation, secure funding and execute media campaigns. Most of our team members have worked in government, so we understand how the process works and who to contact to get results. We promise to outwork anyone.
CFM ON ISSUES
More Disasters Demand Better Risk Management
The frequency and intensity of natural disasters is increasing, causing extraordinary damage and human dislocation. In addition to combating climate change, we need much better disaster management to reduce risk.
Read MoreA Plea to Address Growing Global Nuclear Threat
The nuclear club is expanding and the number of nuclear warheads is growing. The New York Times editorial board urges incoming President Trump to prioritize nuclear diplomacy while there's still time. It could shape his legacy.
Read MoreWhat Makes a Story Good? Great Storytellers.
To become a great storyteller, you could study story structure, character development and emotional resonance. Or, you could spend time watching stand-up comedians like Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Gaffigan who are expert storytellers.
Read MoreCFM SUCCESS STORIES
Take a look at all our case studies here.
Preserving Critical Support for Child Abuse Victims
Using shuttle diplomacy to avert serious child advocacy budget cuts by convincing lawmakers to backfill stalled federal financial support.
Read MorePreventing a Tax on Broadcaster FCC Licenses
Developing a consensus legislative fix for broadcasters to avoid state taxation of intangible assets like FCC licenses.
Read MoreBuilding the Case for Completing Rail Corridor
Rewriting a federal grant application combined with effective advocacy resulted in $16 million for the Port of Longview rail corridor.
Read MoreResponding to Catastrophic Flood Prevention
Unplugging a bureaucratic logjam that allowed resumption of annual Mt. St. Helens surveys to protect communities from catastrophic flooding.
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