What do Humana, the Golden Apple Foundation, Magellan Development, DePaul University, HR Green Engineering, the Parking Industry Labor Management Council, and Erie Neighborhood House have in common?
They are among the more than 200 clients who have turned to Conlon & Dunn for expert, pragmatic advice on raising their profile, expanding their reach, increasing their revenue, supporting their growth and increasing their organization’s effectiveness.
Now in its third decade as a trusted advisor to businesses, non-profits, civic groups, political campaigns and coalitions, Conlon & Dunn helps clients build complex partnerships, develop their programs and strategies, use new engagement tools, and launch highly effective government relations initiatives.
Conlon & Dunn has assisted a wide range range of business and nonprofit organizations generate broad support for their objectives, aligning their interests interests with those of the public, decision-makers, and funders. Through innovative profile-raising opportunities, we help clients leverage resources to create awareness and financial support for their work.
This September, Conlon & Dunn President Kevin Conlon was appointed to the board of directors for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation. Having admired the great work of the Lincoln Library and Museum for years, Kevin is honored to join fellow board members and officers in advancing the Foundation’s mission . . .
Read MoreConlon & Dunn’s Kevin Conlon was honored to serve as co-chair for the Shriver Center on Poverty Law’s annual gala, which took place on October 4th. In her Politico column, Shia Kapos described the great group that came out to support the Shriver Center’s work: “On Friday, David Axelrod took the stage at the Shriver Center on Poverty Law fundraiser . . .
Read MoreLighthouse Institute, a division of Bloomington-based Chestnut Health Systems, is one of 10 research centers in the U.S. selected to share in $155 million in grant funding from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) to research quality addiction treatment in criminal justice settings. . .
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