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Crossroads Strategies Adding Tech Policy Veteran Reggie McCrimmon

McCrimmon Spent Time at Google and Twitter; 10+ Years of Government Relations Experience and Leadership with the Congressional Black Caucus

WASHINGTON – Adding to its ranks of experienced advisors and strategists, bipartisan government relations firm Crossroads Strategies, LLC (CRS) announced the addition of Reggie A. McCrimmon as senior vice president. Previously, McCrimmon held government relations and public policy roles at both Google and Twitter and spent years working with the Congressional Black Caucus on Capitol Hill. At Crossroads Strategies, Reggie will advocate for clients in tech, commerce, health care, the workforce, and financial services sectors.

“After operating for years in leadership positions for tech innovators in Silicon Valley and on Capitol Hill, Reggie’s impressive background and unique insight truly stand out, and we’re thrilled to add him to our team,” said, CEO of Crossroads Strategies. “His perspective will provide our team and our clients a valuable compass as we navigate the complexities of today’s legislative landscape. With his addition, Crossroads will continue to forge even stronger connections on both sides of the aisle and across industries at the forefront of the most pressing policy debates.” 

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WRAL Techwire - Making diversity reality, not a goal: HQ Raleigh’s journey to intentional inclusive innovation

"What could we do to create an inclusive environment where people of all races and identities felt welcome and included? Or more importantly, why was building our friendly culture not enough?

Thankfully, Christopher was already asking these types of questions so in early 2017, we brought on Reggie McCrimmon, to focus intently on helping HQ grow into a more inclusive environment along with the Triangle Diversity Business Council."

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Roll Call: Congressional Black Associates Professionally Develop Through Giving Back to D.C.

As Reggie McCrimmon finishes up his term as president of the Congressional Black Associates, he finds his focus has shifted.

When McCrimmon took over the CBA — a bipartisan, bicameral staff association that is the oldest on Capitol Hill — he knew the importance of staff associations in helping with personal development, but his members showed him a different way to do that.

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