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Inside Influence: The Evolution of Corporate Affairs

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by David Castagnetti & Brody Mullins

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<p>For <strong>50 years</strong>, Republicans and Democrats in Washington agreed on helping the US economy grow  <strong>Looking out </strong>for the business community was <strong>widely viewed as </strong>a very good thing.  No more. The rise of populism on the right and the left poses a threat to corporate America that has <strong>not been seen in a century. </strong>   </p> <p>This podcast examines how public affairs and policy professionals are dealing with these new threats.</p> <p>We’ll explore key topics including effective messaging—from corporate communications to investor relations—along with building advocacy campaigns and the nuances of traditional lobbying.</p> <p>Hosted by Brody Mullins and David Castagnetti.</p>

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July 29, 2026

Inside Influence #28 with John Murray

In the modern, Trump-dominated media environment, a key to success is figuring out how to tune out the “noise” – and maintaining the discipline to stay on course. That was the message that David Castagnetti and I received during a terrific interview with John Murray of Monument Advocacy this week. “Find your North Star,” Murray told us, “and follow it.” Get more fascinating insights from Murray by listening to Inside Influence on Apple Podcasts or watching it on YouTube.

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July 22, 2026

Inside Influence #27 with Cristina Antelo

Cristina Antelo has spent more than two decades helping Fortune 500 CEOs and innovators navigate policy, politics, and crisis. She moved from Wall Street to the Senate to leading one of Washington’s most respected boutique lobbying firms, Ferox Strategies. Her clients include Disney, Microsoft, Walmart, and Eli Lilly, and she’s been recognized as one of The Hill’s Top Lobbyists. In this episode of Inside Influence, Brody Mullins and I were eager to hear about Cristina's jump from Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan to K Street, what most companies get wrong about Washington, and the philosophy that's shaped her lobbying firm from day one. If you work in public affairs, government relations, or executive communications, or you're just curious how influence really works in this town, this one's for you.

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June 3, 2026

Inside Influence #26 with Catlin O'Neill

Catlin O’Neil joins us to discuss her work at LinkedIn, where she leverages cutting-edge data to track trends in hiring and the future skills needed for workforce success. Her insights—shared with policymakers—help shape how leaders think about the evolving job market. As part of a team that includes LinkedIn’s Chief Economist and VP of Communications, Catlin plays a key role in developing and applying the company’s Economic Graph to better understand global workforce dynamics. She also shared a few striking data points: 66% of leaders say they wouldn’t hire someone without AI skills, and 70% of the skills used in most jobs are expected to change by 2030. Her career advice? Seek out the roles others avoid—those opportunities can position you to grow and move within an organization.

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<p>For <strong>50 years</strong>, Republicans and Democrats in Washington agreed on helping the US economy grow  <strong>Looking out </strong>for the business community was <strong>widely viewed as </strong>a very good thing.  No more. The rise of populism on the right and the left poses a threat to corporate America that has <strong>not been seen in a century. </strong>   </p> <p>This podcast examines how public affairs and policy professionals are dealing with these new threats.</p> <p>We’ll explore key topics including effective messaging—from corporate communications to investor relations—along with building advocacy campaigns and the nuances of traditional lobbying.</p> <p>Hosted by Brody Mullins and David Castagnetti.</p>
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