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HDMK is an American strategic communication lobbying firm based in Washington, D.C., whose partners were originally four Republican communication professionals:[1][2] Terry Holt, Trent Duffy, Jim Morrell and Chad Kolton.
The group aided the Special Operations OPSEC Education Fund.[3]
In 2013, the firm was reorganized. Morrell and Kolton quit, while Democratic operative Mike Hacker became partner.[4]
References
edit- ^ McKenna, Ted (2007-10-24). "GOP comms vets join forces". PRWeek USA.
- ^ McCarthy, Aoiffe (2007-10-22). "Suite Talk: New shop in town". Politico.
- ^ Mundy, Alicia (August 15, 2012). "Faulting Obama, Former Officers Plan Ads on Bin Laden Leaks". Wall Street Journal.
- ^ Palmer, Anna; Byron Tau; Tarini Parti (2013-04-02). "Exclusive ... HDMK announces reorganization, elevates Hacker to partner". Politico.
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