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"It has been a pleasure working with you and getting to know you. I will keep you in mind for lobbying referrals in Washington and Oregon." Tom McBride "Kathy McDonald takes the time to establish and maintain relationships. She is willing to teach others about new opportunities. Kathy offers maximum help and assistance by sharing thoughts, ideas, and contacts. It has been enlightening working with Kathy McDonald and finding my next career!" Patty Barrett "Kathy McDonald is truly a gem. She worked tirelessly for Seton Catholic to get it on its feet – and we are forever grateful!" Carolyn Simms "ASK Advertising has enjoyed a very successful win-win relationship with Kathy McDonald both for us and our clients. What makes the referrals we receive from Kathy unique is that they are sold on us before we have the chance to meet them thanks to their trust in Kathy’s recommendation. Kathy is great at being in tune with her associates and that positively affects the development of our projects by fostering clear communications between all parties." Andrew Stromberg "From my location in Northern Virginia I been following the Mike McGavick campaign. Without a doubt I believe its been possibly the most inclusive senate campaign in the country. And, I hope gives precedence for future contests establishing African American Advisory Councils. Please pardon my bias since I am also usually very impressed with conservatives transferring acquired business acumen into the political arena. You should also know the campaign struck gold when it enlisted the help of the Rev. Wayne Perryman and Mr.. Willis Papallion. They rank among the most committed folks attempting the impossible, helping the GOP loosen the Democratic Party grip on the black community. Its because of these two fine gentlemen Republicans for Black Empowerment is very pleased to endorse this campaign and gives its consent to be listed as a supporter. I look forward to meeting Mike when he gets to Washington." Donald E. Scoggins "You are amazing! Two previous attempts to pass a library bond were unable to secure a 60% majority, but, under your guidance as campaign manager, the September '06 campaign achieved a 63% win. It is particularly impressive given the inopportune and early mailing of tax bills, the active controversy over business taxes and the confusing and unfavorable format of the ballot." Steve Burdick "Kathy did a great job as the Clark County Chairman for my 2004 campaign for Governor. I knew that if I was going to Southwest Washington that the trip would be well organized and that it would be well worth my time. Kathy worked hard to get me in front of all the right groups to meet the necessary people to help my campaign." Senator Dino Rossi "I
had the great pleasure of working with Kathy during the 2004 campaign
for Governor. Not only did Kathy provide strong leadership to the
Rossi Clark County organization, she also become a trusted advisor to
the candidate and the staff on issues effecting Southwest
Washington. Whenever we needed anything we knew we could count on
Kathy to get the job done." "Kathy
McDonald has been a tremendous asset to the Fort Vancouver Regional
Library. She has opened doors for us that might have otherwise
remained closed. She willingly and helpfully served on the
library's strategic planning and bond election committees. Kathy
clearly and constructively articulates her conservative
perspective, helping to provide a full spectrum of viewpoints to
the library's decision making processes. Kathy is a creative,
hard working, problem solver - someone you can truly depend on." "Kathy did an incredible job in co-directing the Save C-TRAN campaign leading up to C-TRAN’s September 2005 sales tax ballot measure. The non-partisan cooperation that resulted from Kathy’s dynamic leadership and the integrity and sensibility she brought to the campaign resulted in an overwhelming victory for the campaign and for C-TRAN. I am proud to know Kathy and can say that her refreshing and open way of doing business, commitment to the public, and willingness to step up and support an issue she thought was important, but was controversial, particularly when community leadership typically supportive of public transportation did not step forward, says a lot about Kathy and her personal integrity. She clearly is one of the most remarkable people I have come to know since moving to the Vancouver area. I am personally and professionally appreciative of Kathy’s hard work on C-TRAN’s ballot measure and can share that her efforts have helped in restoring my belief and faith in the political process. Kathy has earned my respect and I am proud to recommend her to anyone requiring public relations and communications consulting services or political or community issue campaign leadership skills." Lynne Griffith |
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