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Top 100 Lobbyists 2022: Hybrid model is new norm for lobbyists tired of virtual meetings

After years of mostly virtual meetings, lobbyists are ready to embrace a hybrid model balancing remote communications with in-person events. But mostly lobbyists want to get back to meeting people.

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Top 100 Lobbyists 2022: Hybrid model is new norm for lobbyists tired of virtual meetings

After years of mostly virtual meetings, lobbyists are ready to embrace a hybrid model balancing remote communications with in-person events. But mostly lobbyists want to get back to meeting people.

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