NY Times
By Adam Nagourney and Jim Rutenberg
January 16, 2009
When I first started doing consulting, one of the things that really stood out in terms of people I met, the message I kept getting was people were not looking for partisanship,” said Phil Singer, who was Mrs. Clinton’s press secretary and recently joined up with Ron Bonjean, a Republican spokesman and strategist who has served on Capitol Hill and in the Bush administration.
The Politico
By Amie Parnes
January 8, 2009
Republican Ron Bonjean and Democrat Phil Singer don’t have a lot in common. But they both recently launched consulting firms, and they figured that opposites might attract business. So they’ve merged their bipartisan experiences, big names and Rolodexes to form one “full service” team focused on strategic communications, crisis management and government relations counseling.Call them the platonic version of Carville and Matalin.
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Strategic Counsel, Strategic Communications, Crisis Management
