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The McCormick Group Celebrates 35 Years
After setting the company record for revenues, The McCormick Group has reached yet another milestone by celebrating its 35th Anniversary in 2009.
While this year’s recession has had a significant effect on the marketplace, TMG’s 35 years has proven invaluable in coping with the challenges faced by its clients. The company was conceived in 1974, in the midst of one of the century’s worst economic times and has since thrived throughout several economic downturns. With every downturn, TMG has learned that good business practices, ethical behavior and high quality candidates are appreciated and rewarded. We make it our absolute priority to strengthen our clients by advising them on their human-capital needs in order to give them the best chance of not only surviving, but thriving in the marketplace. When our clients succeed, so does The McCormick Group.
Bill McCormick believes the reason for 35 years of success is TMG’s methodology as executed by the employees. “Our process is simple, but timeless. No matter how much the world has changed, companies will always need the best people on the job, and we will always help them,” Bill said. “I also take pride in knowing that our people are among the best consultants in the industry. Each one of them believes in our mission and our process, and because of this, we will continue to thrive.” |
Ivan Adler Explains High Salaries to the National Journal
In the National Journal’s tenth biennial salary survey of leaders at the largest of DC’s think thanks, professional societies, and trade associations, salaries look to be higher than ever. Ivan Adler explained to the National Journal (April 3, 2010) why people get paid more in tough economic times. “It’s easier to manage a trade association when the economy is chugging along and you have more money than God…It’s more complicated in challenging times.”
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Ivan Adler Comments on the Resurgence of Republicans on K Street
Republicans, according to popular theory, are poised to make a run in the November elections, and associations, corporations, law and lobbying firms are taking note. Ivan Adler told Roll Call (May 26, 2010), “Things are looking up for Republicans. They are open to Republicans more than they had been since the Democrats took over.”
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The McCormick Group Announces Two Promotions
Arlington, VA – April 9, 2010 – The McCormick Group announced today that it has promoted David Ris to Principal and Michael DiMeglio to Senior Consultant.
David is a member of the Legal and Government Affairs Team, and Michael is a member of the Government Contracting Team. Both have been with The McCormick Group since 2006 and have been recurring top-performers.
In announcing the promotions, Executive Vice President Brian McCormick said, “David and Michael have been instrumental in The McCormick Group’s growth. They have exceeded the company’s levels for success, and we are thrilled to recognize their outstanding accomplishments.” |
Jim McGarry Featured in Association Bisnow
Jim McGarry, Principal and specialist in Associations and Government Affairs, was featured in the Association & Non-Profit edition of Bisnow on February 23, 2010. Jim advises Hill staffers to make a move before the next election cycle, but also warns associations to not get “too enamored by the office they came out of because that doesn’t mean they can lobby.” Jim goes on to say that the top candidates will be those that can “craft legislative language” and make recommendations on how to vote. |
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