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  • iPolitics: From door-knocking to digital: Next Campaign Tech Showcase puts cutting-edge strategies on display

    To recap the event, iPolitics spoke with all three co-founders of Next Campaign, Hasneet Singh Punia, Harneet Singh, and Brett Thalmann.

  • iPolitics: From AI to digital media — Discuss the future of political campaigning at the Next Campaign Tech Showcase

    In a rapidly shifting political climate, one thing is clear: those who understand and harness technology effectively will shape the future of Canadian politics.

  • Views from Nexus: America First 2.0: Canada's Wake-Up Call on Trade and Sovereignty

    Instead of clutching pearls about American betrayal, Canadians need to rapidly diversify our trade relationships and build new economic alliances, writes Arthur Lam.

  • The Herle Burly: The Liberal Leadership Contest: Siegel, Thalmann, Ronellenfitsch, McDonald and Guy

    Brett Thalmann joins David Herle on the Herle Burly podcast for an in-depth analysis of the Liberal leadership race.

  • The Hill Times: From soap to votes: navigating uncertainty in marketing and political campaigns

    The Next Campaign Summit offered cross-party insight on campaign strategy successes and pitfalls.

  • iPolitics: Calling all politicos: Next Campaign Summit to feature speakers on electoral tech and tactics

    iPolitics caught up with Brett Thalmann, co-founder of the Next Campaign Summit, a one-day nonpartisan event devoted to all the latest tech and tactics used in election campaigns across the world. 

  • iPolitics: Keep calm and trade on: Canada’s Indo-Pacific trade engagement accelerates

    It is, therefore, up to Canadian businesses to leverage the government’s work and our collective strengths to build client relationships with growing Asian economies, writes Nexus Partner Arthur Lam.

  • The Hill Times: Tech start-ups ‘operating in a complex and changing regulatory environment’ focus of new GR firm founded by former senior Liberal staffers

    Toronto-based consulting firm Nexus Strategic Consultants found its niche in providing tech start-ups with government relations expertise.