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Minneapolis skyline
20 Jun

[INSIGHTS] Welcome Kimley-Horn Twin Cities – The Latest MetroQuest Partner

by Dave Biggs
in [INSIGHTS], Consulting
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After successfully using MetroQuest as the online engagement platform on several projects at other Kimley-Horn locations, the Twin Cities office has followed suit to become the latest member of the MetroQuest partner program. This means that the location will enjoy discounted pricing for the use of MetroQuest as well as a host of other partner benefits. “The Kimley-Horn Twin Cities office is very excited to partner with...

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Carolyn Lukensmeyer speaks on public engagement
28 May

[INSIGHTS] Public Engagement Pioneer Speaks in Vancouver

by Dave Biggs
in [INSIGHTS], Public Engagement
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It was great fun to reconnect last week with friend, mentor and collaborator Dr. Carolyn Lukensmeyer at Simon Fraser University’s Centre for Dialogue. For those who don’t know her, Dr. Lukensmeyer is the Executive Director of the National Institute for Civil Discourse and founder of America Speaks. As one of the foremost citizen engagement practitioners in North America, she has gathered public input on issues ranging from...

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Los Angeles skyline
24 Apr

[INSIGHTS] Welcome Arellano Associates – the latest MetroQuest partner

by Dave Biggs
in [INSIGHTS], Consulting
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After successfully using MetroQuest as the online engagement platform on several projects, Arellano Associates based in Southern California has officially joined the MetroQuest partner program. This means that the firm will enjoy discounted pricing for the use of MetroQuest as well as a host of other partner benefits. The creativity, experience and professionalism of the Arellano team has been instrumental in the success of our project...

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United States - Democrat and Republican Map
01 Jan

[INSIGHTS] Do Republicans Avoid Public Participation?

by Dave Biggs
in [INSIGHTS]
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Over the past few years, MetroQuest has grown to become the most widely used digital public engagement platform in North America. But its use is not as evenly distributed as you’d imagine. As our clients and projects grew over the past few years we suspected that clustering was happening, but with our heads down it was difficult to see the forest for the trees. It wasn’t...

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