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Is Your Government Strategy Built for Only One Outcome?
Four questions to find out whether your government strategy depends on one party, and the four habits Shepherd Strategies uses to stay bipartisan.
November 6, 2026
Four questions to find out whether your government strategy depends on one party, and the four habits Shepherd Strategies uses to stay bipartisan.
What changes in Washington when a chamber flips, why switching sides after an election rarely works, and five steps to take before the new Congress.
Shepherd Strategies helped a Massachusetts municipal utility navigate complex state and federal regulations to secure a renewed Water Management Act Permit and advance its long-term water supply plans.
See how an early-stage technology company turned a federal lab connection into a CRADA partnership, technical validation, and lasting credibility.
Learn how to approach a DOE national laboratory, choose the right engagement mechanism, prepare for the first conversation, and build a productive partnership.
Learn what DOE partnerships actually deliver, where commercialization gaps arise, and how companies can turn federal research relationships into commercial results.
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