A career spent in the rooms where decisions get made
Photos from Ronald C. Rice’s work in public life: elected office in Newark, national education advocacy, conferences, and conversations with mayors, members of Congress and senators.

Relationships built over years, not booked for a project
Public affairs is a relationship business, and the relationships in these photos were built the slow way: as a council member working alongside other elected officials, and as an advocate who showed up at the same hearings and conferences year after year. They are part of what RPIG brings to a client’s table, alongside the judgment about when a relationship helps and when a well-prepared stranger does the job better.
Captions identify the people pictured as Rice Public Impact Group identifies them. Appearing in a photograph is not an endorsement of the firm or of any client by the person pictured or by any office they hold.
Bring us the objective, not the org chart
Whether the goal is a vote in Annapolis, a coalition in a county, a leader with a sharper public voice or a seat on a council, the first conversation is about where you are trying to get to.
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