 Dan Meyers |
Dan Meyers, who spent nearly a decade at DCI Group, has joined APCO Worldwide as senior director and head of advocacy in the firm’s PA practice.
As VP at DCI, Meyers managed federal/state/local political campaigns, overseeing messaging, field operations, finance/compliance, digital and paid advertising.
Meyers was press advance for the George W. Bush White House, special assistant to the political director at the Republican National Committee during the 2006 mid-term elections and personal aide to former Rudy Giuliani for his 2008 presidential run.
Evan Kraus, APCO president, believes Meyers’ “extensive experience as a Republican political operative” will be invaluable to clients as they navigate the dynamic DC environment.
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