CPA's founder, Steven E. Some was quoted in today's Star Ledger regarding the changing nature of the public affairs industry. With a growing interest in public information campaigns and grassroots organizing, the traditional back-slapping style of lobbying is giving way to a constituent-driven model. The focus is shifting from back rooms to front porches and CPA is leading the way in New Jersey.
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