Formerly known as Corporate Secretary, Governance Intelligence was founded in 2002 to help corporate secretaries and other governance professionals develop a deeper understanding of their roles and become more effective in them at a time when publicly listed companies' regulatory compliance requirements began to escalate amid a series of high-profile corporate accounting scandals. Governance Intelligence is a digital content and events company, providing a forum where governance experts and service providers can share their experience, insights and best practice recommendations on a wide range of critical issues, from corruption, internal investigations, e-discovery and records management to succession planning, executive compensation, proxy actions and shareholder engagement. The group looks to highlight the achievements and expertise of a group of people who work outside the spotlight and are often isolated as the only individuals in their organizations focusing on these complex matters.

Formerly known as Corporate Secretary, Governance Intelligence was founded in 2002 to help corporate secretaries and other governance professionals develop a deeper understanding of their roles and become more effective in them at a time when publicly listed companies' regulatory compliance requirements began to escalate amid a series of high-profile corporate accounting scandals. Governance Intelligence is a digital content and events company, providing a forum where governance experts and service providers can share their experience, insights and best practice recommendations on a wide range of critical issues, from corruption, internal investigations, e-discovery and records management to succession planning, executive compensation, proxy actions and shareholder engagement. The group looks to highlight the achievements and expertise of a group of people who work outside the spotlight and are often isolated as the only individuals in their organizations focusing on these complex matters.

Governing is an online publication, previously in print, serving as a watchdog on state and local government, including finance, public health, infrastructure, management, workforce, politics, public safety, urban development, education and other related topics.

Background and Format: The Government & Public Sector journal, is a Quarterly A4 Full Colour Journal that contains articles of interest to readers in Central, Regional and Local Government, NHS Trusts, MoD, Prison Service, Educational Establishments, Transport Authorities, Police, Fire & Rescue Services etc, and Executives, Senior Managers and professionals working within them. News and general interest items are carried in every edition along with latest developments, legislation, investment, PFI, PPP, developments, building & engineering projects carried out in these sectors. Company profiles allow our readers to see in depth what businesses can provide and enable them to read about your latest products & services. Audience and Readership: The journal is aimed at Local Authorities, Councils, NHS Health Trusts, Universities and Colleges, Politicians and Government Ministers, Government Offices & Agencies, Rescue & Emergency Services, MoD, Prison Service, Transport Authorities, Research Establishments, NGO’s, Private Sector Organisations and Private Contractors such as Mechanical & Electrical contractors, Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Structural Engineers, Building & Maintenance contractors, Product & Service Providers. Deadline: There is no set deadline. Circulation: (Source: Publisher) Distribution: The Journal is downloaded online and the printed version is distributed to named readers only Ad rates: Information on ad rates can be found Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 here. <w:LsdExcept

This blog is hosted on lubbockonline.com. Covers Lubbock (TX) City and County Government. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Government Book Talk covers publications from the Federal Government. Features reviews, information, and opinion about new and past publications. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. This blog offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format Published by Public Sector Litd since 1995, Government Business pages contains features, news and case studies that explain the commercial issues affecting local and central government. In particular, GB covers facilities management, security, energy, transport, procurement and money matters - a regular supplement on public sector finance, insurance and risk management. GB also makes sure that readers are kept up-to-date with the latest conferences and exhibitions by featuring in-depth previews to the most important public sector events. This magazine now incorporates Government Technology magazine too. Audience and Readership Government Business is specifically targeted at those whose function is to source goods and services on behalf of the public sector. Deadline: 4 weeks prior to publication.  Circulation Source: Publisher. .  

Government Center Gazette & Van Nuys News Press is a local community newspaper for the residents of Van Nuys, CA and the surrounding communities.

Offers the latest news pertaining to government and IT. Discusses the new ideas, offers expert interviews and more. Videos are also available on the site. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Written for federal government decision-making executives. Highlights issues related to management of government agencies and bodies. Editorial content focuses on management of executive branch agencies and includes such topics as research, outsourcing, privatization, capital planning, culture change, cost-containment, reinvention and performance measurement development, information technology, management, pay benefits, HR, defense and homeland security. Government Executive DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of guest columns. Their Advice and Comment section provides a forum for their readers to share opinions or experiences. Columns express opinions on issues relevant to civil servants and are usually about 650 words long. Email the Editor-in-Chief with a short pitch on your article.