NIMBY, Patrick Slevin, PUBLIC AFFAIRS, NIMBY Book
Patrick Slevin
THE FORBIDDEN NIMBY BOOK

The book that Not-In-My-Backyard (NIMBY) activists, operatives, and ghosts don’t want you to read is a few weeks away. Join our growing movement to change the odds back into your favor.

Patrick Slevin, NIMBY, Crisis Leadership
Patrick Slevin
NIMBY TOP SECRET REVEALED

The secret to Never Lose to NIMBY Opposition Again is understanding the revelation that conflict sustains NIMBY crisis threatening your projects. When there’s no controversy, then the public isn’t as hyped against change, and emotions and fear have a chance of being superseded by logic and facts.

Influential Interview, SL7 Interviews
Patrick Slevin
DENO HICKS INFLUENTIAL INTERVIEW
Patrick Slevin, Public Relations
Patrick Slevin
THE TAO OF PR: THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER

Successful PR is transparent, but never seen. PR cradles credibility, but it never leaves fingerprints. PR delivers persuasive messages, but never subjugates the conversation.

NIMBY, Patrick Slevin
Patrick Slevin
HUD SECRETARY BEN CARSON DOESN'T UNDERSTAND ...

Instead of threatening communities with punitive consequences for ignoring affordable housing, Secretary Carson should offer additional incentives for communities to diversify and offer the American Dream to our fellow neighbors from coast-to-coast.   

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THE RISE OF CORPORATE GRASSROOTS LOBBYING

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Corporate grassroots lobbying has led to an estimated $1 billion-a-year industry and it’s growing. In today’s political and social environments, an increasing number of C-Suite executives have realized they need more than big PAC checks and high-powered lobbyists to achieve their public affairs strategies...

REAL ESTATE WEEKLY INTERVIEWS PATRICK SLEVIN ON NIMBYISM

In March 1996, at the age of 27, Patrick Slevin became one of the youngest mayors in the country. The New York native served for three years in Safety Harbor, a city of around 17,500 near Tampa Bay. As an elected official, Slevin became involved in land use issues, where he confronted the “not in my backyard” attitude toward new development, or NIMBYism...