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Mar 11, 2025Press Release

Michael Best Strategies Announces Strategic Partnership with Haloo Group

Michael Best Strategies, the leading government relations and public affairs group, is excited to announce a new strategic partnership with Neal Heikkinen and the Haloo Group, aimed at enhancing clients’ state and federal government relations services in Texas and across the country. The collaboration is set to support Michael Best Strategies’ capabilities by enhancing the firm’s development of comprehensive and effective cross-industry relationships.

As a respected Chief Strategy Officer, Neal Heikkinen brings an extensive network and wealth of experience and insight into the investment management industry. His expertise, combined with the innovative approaches of the Haloo Group, aligns perfectly with Michael Best Strategies’ strategic objectives. Together, they will offer unparalleled consultancy and advocacy services tailored to navigate the complexities of both state and federal government landscapes.

"In an era where effective government and public relations are paramount to success across industries, our partnership with Neal Heikkinen and the Haloo Group represents a step forward," said Alison Prange, Managing Director of Michael Best Strategies. "This collaboration complements our existing services and will enhance our ability to support clients in Texas and across the country by building strong, impactful relationships with key stakeholders."

The partnership comes at a time of dynamic political landscapes, where Texas plays a crucial role across numerous sectors. By leveraging combined expertise and innovative strategies, Michael Best Strategies and the Haloo Group are poised to deliver superior value to clients, ensuring their voices are heard at all levels of government.

"Joining forces with Michael Best Strategies is an exciting opportunity to merge our strengths and expand our reach," said Neal Heikkinen. "Together, we are committed to providing our clients with the insights and advocacy needed to succeed in the complex intersections of business and government."

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