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Sarah Selip | Hot Pink Politics
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🎧👠 Take a walk on the feminine side of politics in today’s episode with Sarah Selip, founder of 917 Strategies!
🎨The Artist’s Touch: Wesley and Sarah explore the creative dimension of digital politics, emphasizing the diverse application of skills in this domain.
🫂Finding Your Tribe: Sarah elaborates on her experience in establishing a mentorship program and navigating the political landscape as a young woman.
💥Pop Culture Passions: Sarah discusses the fusion of conservative politics, cultural facets, and media within her boutique firm, 917 Strategies.
📊Weighing the Scales: Wesley and Sarah analyze the trend toward larger-scale firms in the political industry and consider how clients' interests align with these shifts.
🔄Ups and Downs: Sarah and Wesley break down a thought-provoking quote Sarah’s father shared with her about building relationships across every stage in a political career.
📥The Ballot Box Matters: Sarah discusses her work with Congressman Jody Hice and the journey from investigating election integrity in 2020 to a book release on the topic in 2024.
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Sarah Selip has nearly a decade of experience in political public relations, coalition building, and strategic communications, which has given her a deep understanding of the media landscape. She has worked closely with prominent figures in the Republican movement, including on state, House, Senate, and presidential campaigns. With her extensive background in conservative politics, Sarah is well-equipped to shape public perceptions and foster positive relationships between clients and the media. Her work has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Fox News, Newsweek, New York Post, andthe Washington Examiner. As a former congressional communications director, Sarah spent the last four years helping members of Congress effectively communicate their legislative agenda and priorities by raising their media profiles nationwide and within their districts.
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