Decision-making war room
In political parlance, the term war room was coined by the team of U.S. strategist James Carville who worked for Bill Clinton’s first presidential campaign in the early 1990s. The war room is central, the single location that serves as coordination during an election. But yet most of the general public knows very little about what goes on inside this ‘room.’ It’s like a black box records everything on your political campaign. Our war rooms are trustworthy and time-tested.
Media planning war room
In a nutshell, a war room is a political command centre where a candidate’s strategists and media officers work to counter attacks by opponents while gathering research to mount an offensive in an ongoing, immediate fashion. We have connections from all branches of media we will help to organise Media planning war rooms.
Candidates strength analyse war room
The ‘War Room’ – where once battle strategies were drawn, today political processes are formed, tactics devised, and actions monitored. By designating a War Room, we recognise that it’s necessary to take a step back from the whirl of everyday activity and survey the scene from an eagle’s eye point of view. We will take the candidate’s strength into account and consider how to improve it by all means
Election Day war room
Equipped with the technical means to gather information, plan strategy, and direct activities for the entire political campaign, the war room campaign teams use simulations and role-playing to advance the writ period to prepare for the election day. Our D-Day war room will be competent to handle any unexpected thrown by the collective people’s drift.
