Goff & Howard President Chris Georgacas was recently named one of Minnesota’s top political influencers by Campaigns and Elections magazine. On the list, he joins Saint Paul Mayor Chris Coleman, Congressman Erik Paulsen, former U.S. Vice President Walter Mondale, and others.
Chris is widely regarded as one of Minnesota’s top public affairs strategists. He has been involved in Minnesota government, civic affairs, and politics for more than three decades, including serving two terms (from 1993-1997) as state chairman of the Republican Party of Minnesota. Earlier this year, the Republican Party honored Chris with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Following a transition of leadership in the Emmer campaign, Chris became chairman and helped Tom Emmer become highly competitive in Minnesota’s gubernatorial race.
Congratulations to Chris on this well-deserved honor.
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Friday, November 5, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Blue Cross Blue Shield celebrates employees’ involvement in government and politics
Employees are not often given the opportunity to spend the lunch hour learning about government and politics, but at Blue Cross Blue Shield, they have been doing exactly that for the last 10 years. Blue Cross has made it a priority to provide employees opportunities to participate in meaningful civic engagement activities through its CitizenBlue program.
The award-winning civic engagement program has served as a model for other companies striving to educate employees about the political system and encourage participation in government at all levels.
We have enjoyed helping Blue Cross Blue Shield shape and grow the program from the beginning. Congratulations on 10 years of success.
Goff & Howard’s Bob Goff joins Blue Cross Blue Shield officials
Kathy Mock, senior vice president of public and health affairs,
and Phil Stalboerger, vice president of policy and legislative affairs,
at CitizenBlue’s 10th anniversary celebration.
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