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Last night, we were joined by colleagues, clients, and friends to celebrate the second anniversary of Steer PR. We are grateful for the support we have received, and for the opportunity to work with such exceptional professionals. Cheers to continued growth and success in the years ahead! #SteerPR #StrategicCommunications #PublicRelations

Thank you Niki Christoff for the kind words. Can’t wait to see what year three has in store!

We are proud to work alongside the CIA Officers Memorial Foundation in their solemn mission to support the family members of fallen CIA officers. It was an honor to join last week's annual Richard M. Helms Award Dinner - a wonderful opportunity to honor the sacrifice of fallen CIA officers, to support the mission of the Foundation, and to connect with old friends and colleagues, like Foundation President John Edwards and former D/CIA Gina Haspel. Steer extends a heartfelt congratulations to former NSA Director, General Paul Nakasone, who was the recipient of this year's award. We can’t think of a better honoree; thank you for a lifetime of faithful service. #CIAOfficersMemorialFoundation #RichardMHelmsAward

On Sunday morning, the Steer PR team laced up their running shoes to join 28,000 other athletes in this year's #ArmyTenMiler. We are proud to participate in this annual tradition that supports our nation's brave soldiers and celebrates their sacrifices. Congratulations to all of this weekend's runners - see you next year! #StrengthinUnity #RunArmyRunStrong

This week in the BLUF: the importance of clear communications in times of crisis, Xi Jinping's "travel abroad management," North Korea threatens to enter the Russia-Ukraine fray, and more. Check out the full newsletter below, and be sure to subscribe to the BLUF using the link in the comments. https://lnkd.in/gQ_UZqZk

Congratulations to Steer PR Partner Brittany Bramell Punaro on her appointment to the McCain Institute's Human Rights & Freedom Program Advisory Council. We could not be more proud of the work you're doing to protect and advance fundamental rights and freedom around the world. #SteerPR #HumanRights #Council #Advisory

Last night, our team attended an event hosted by The Alexander Hamilton Society and The Washington Times’ #ThreatStatus that featured a discussion between Representative Virginia Foxx, Chairwoman of the House Committee on Education & the Workforce and Representative John Moolenaar, Chairman of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP.) Representatives Foxx and Moolenaar appeared together to discuss the joint report they released yesterday, which details the CCP’s exploitation of federally-funded research and partnerships between U.S. universities and People’s Republic of China defense-linked universities. They also touched on the current crises and challenges facing America’s college students and the steps Congress is taking to combat malign foreign influence efforts. Watch the full discussion here: https://lnkd.in/eGd98Buy #NationalSecurity #AlexanderHamiltonSociety #DefendEducation #FutureOfGeopolitics #ForeignPolicy

Tuesday night’s debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris delivered on expected domestic policy conversations, but how did it stack-up on the equally-important themes of foreign policy and national security? Our latest blog post breaks down the 90-minute row and what those viewers expecting additional insights on geopolitical affairs might have heard (or didn’t hear.) #Debate #Insights #ForeignPolicy #NationalSecurity #Election https://lnkd.in/gm5czhcG

Twenty-three years ago today, the United States came under attack, changing the world as we knew it. From the tragedy also came stories of strength, love, and hope that helped heal the nation. We’d like to share one such story with you—that of Debby, who lost her daughter, Deora, on Flight 93 on September 11, 2001. Over the years, Debby has become part of #CIA’s extended family and an inspiration for public servants who work day and night to protect national security. https://lnkd.in/eTQm8NAE

On this day, we honor the 2,977 innocent victims of the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and the four hijacked flights.   For our commission, 9/11 is also meaningful as the starting point for our research effort into the two-decade war in Afghanistan that followed. It is why our first site visit was to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in February. At our first public hearing in July, we dedicated time to reflect on the horrific events that transpired that day.    As our co-chair Dr. Colin Jackson remarked at the hearing, “We seek to recall the origins of the terror threat that culminated in the attacks of September 11th and to connect the story told by the 9/11 Commission to the early decisions and episodes of the U.S. war in Afghanistan.”    We are committed to honoring the memories of the victims of this day by preserving the history and capturing the lessons of the long war that followed. https://lnkd.in/gsta-7-p https://lnkd.in/enfZbhbi Shamila Chaudhary Jaime Cheshire Julie Martin Pamela G. Faber Shearman Jeremy Butler Mariam Jalalzada Dr. Jonathan Schroden EJ Degen Neilesh S. Raphael Carland Katherine Zimmerman Brian Callsen