Congressional Fly-Ins: How Trade Associations Bring Advocacy to Capitol Hill

Congressional Fly-Ins: How Trade Associations Bring Advocacy to Capitol Hill

A congressional “fly-in” is an organized advocacy event where industry members, leaders, and experts travel to Washington, D.C., to meet directly with lawmakers. The goal is to educate members of Congress on specific policies and legislation impacting their...
Advocacy Doesn’t Take a Summer Recess: Why August Matters

Advocacy Doesn’t Take a Summer Recess: Why August Matters

Did you know that Congress is in session less than half the year? On average, the House of Representatives is in session 147 days each year, while the Senate meets for 165 days. Enshrined in the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970, this time is intended for elected...
Mid-Year Community Association State Legislative Update: What Passed, What Failed, What’s Still in Play

Mid-Year Community Association State Legislative Update: What Passed, What Failed, What’s Still in Play

State legislatures across the country continue to shape the laws that govern the 390,000 community associations across the United States, making it more important than ever for board members, community managers, and industry professionals to stay informed. As we reach...

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