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Podcast: Craft, Creative, Tech: The Consultant’s POV on What’s Ahead for Agencies

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By Robert Duffy
| 4A's
What do modern CMOs actually want from their agencies? Join Casey Burnett of The Burnett Collective and Matt Kasindorf of the 4As to dive into the shifting expectations in the marketing industry. From the “CMO whisperer” perspective, Burnett explores how agencies can become and remain essential strategic partners. Discover why creativity remains the ultimate differentiator, the reality of AI implementation and why the most critical tool in an agency’s arsenal might still be a simple phone call.
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Common-sense energy and climate reforms

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By Robert Duffy, Ruben Diaz
| New York Daily News Verified
In the new New York State budget, Gov. Hochul worked with the Legislature to reform the 2019 Climate Leadership And Community Protection Act (CLCPA) that will help address skyrocketing electric bills. This was no small achievement, but one that will help all New Yorkers. Hochul demonstrated true leadership in pushing an “all-of-the-above” approach to meet the state’s energy needs while keeping us on the path to a cleaner, more sustainable energy grid.
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Supporting the pathways that power our economy | On Business

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By Robert Duffy
| Rochester Business Journal Verified
For too long, we’ve been sending a message to young people that success means going to a four-year college. High school students are told again and again to take standardized tests, classes, and extracurriculars to build their resume and help them secure a spot at a prestigious four-year institution. And while this path has its place for many students, it’s not the only option. The message we’re sending to our young people is not balanced.
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