Based on a successful track record with well-established government relationships and practices in place, Burke Construction Group can provide a competitive edge in representation our client’s best interests as they relate to federal, state and local governmental affairs, client representation, entitlements, permitting and utility support.
Burke can assist our clients with crafting, managing and promoting a public policy message while helping them to understand the complex governmental decision making process. Burke will anticipate what is required and will effectively interface with the appropriate officials and consultants.
Our Governmental Affairs experts will work with our clients to provide a strategic plan and advocate on their behalf. In addition to coordinating licensing and regulatory matters, Burke will work on a regional, state or local level to identify and form coalitions with like-minded individuals and entities. We will utilize our years of solid relationships to help build and maximize their ability to inform and influence decision makers.
It is our mission to construct a comprehensive agenda and government relations plan that is designed to educate key people in the community. Our representation plan is designed to achieve the following:
- Raise our client’s profile by building relationships with decision makers who have jurisdiction and responsibility over matters affecting client interest.
- Create fact sheets and talking points that effectively convey your concerns to public officials.
- Design and coordinate strategies that will provide successful outcomes in governmental and regulatory matters.
- Prepare, track and lobby for or against government proposals as needed to protect your interest.
- Attend hearings and meetings where governmental regulations are determined and represent and protect our client’s positions as necessary
- Develop opportunities to work together with stakeholders having common interests, to devise a coordinated strategy.
- Conduct regular meetings to update our clients on the current status of our governmental affairs strategy.