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DEVELOPMENT & CONSTRUCTION

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

ADVOCACY & POLITICAL INTERESTS

THOS. BYRNES

THOS. MAKES THE BIG STUFF HAPPEN. (REPEATEDLY.)

DEVELOPMENT & CONSTRUCTION

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

ADVOCACY & POLITICAL INTERESTS

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EXPERTISE  |  SERVICES

INITIATIVE STRATEGIES

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Tom developed a now repeatedly proven, most atypical, and uniquely multifaceted, campaign-oriented strategy to advance and bring among the most challenging and ambitious of public, private, and partnered initiatives to fruition.

PUBLIC RELATIONS

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Public relations is government relations. Need to permit or win approval for a multimillion-dollar infrastructure, economic development, or other large-scale project? Ensuring the local council / board has constituency support determins success. 

MARKETING PRODUCTION

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Utilize the distinct marketing, influence, and advertising advantages of combining subject matter expert (SME) messaging with high-end, professional print and video production services. Go with those who know the target constituency best,

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ABOUT

MAKING THE "IMPOSSIBLE," POSSIBLE 

Tom Byrnes founded THOS. in 2003, when his U.S. Congressional employer resigned to run for president of the United States. His rare combination of federal, state, and local government leadership experiences, and commanding two-decade record of consulting successes in the most challenging of large-scale economic development and infrastructure initiatives, is now combined with a team of equally-distinct experts begetting a collective political acumen, strategic prowess, and creative messaging skill second to none. 

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LOCAL

DEPLOY THE ADVANCED, LOCALITY-BASED ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY

Tom developed a unique and effective, multifaceted approach to community engagement and building support to best provide local elected officials with the “cover” needed to approve large-scale development projects.

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...if it's a development, infrastructure, or other building project, the local government's "go/no-go" votes will decide it all.

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