In 1998, when Gail Zatz and Virginia Renfrew came together to create Zatz & Renfrew Consulting, we made a commitment to ourselves and our clients that our work would make a difference.
With offices in Montpelier, Vermont and Los Angeles, California, we work in partnership with our clients on a wide range of topics - from narrow focused issues to broad public initiatives. We develop and implement programs, advocate for issues, and address complex problems with creativity and integrity. We deliver personal and professional services to meet the needs of our clients, with clear goals, thoughtful analysis, defined objectives, and directed action.
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The services we provide include:
Government Relations
Research
Lobbying
Public policy strategy development
Electoral campaign consulting
Organizational Development
Strategic planning
Program development and implementation
Community outreach
Public relations
Promotional material
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Trainings/Workshops/Courses
Advocacy
Leadership
Voter education
Youth and substance abuse prevention
Conference and Event Planning
Speakers and workshops
Venue logistics
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Gail Zatz, Partner
(802)310-5805(c)
zatz@sover.net
Gail Zatz is an attorney who practiced law in California, advocating on behalf of children and families. Gail received her B.A., cum laude, in Sociology, from UCLA in 1983 and her J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law in 1987. Her analytical and organizational skills, focused approach, and background in human services, help to meet the goals and objectives of our clients.
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Virginia Renfrew, Partner
(802)310-6296(c)
renfrew@sover.net
Virginia Renfrew has a background in civil rights advocacy and grassroots organizing. Virginia received her Sociology degree from Vermont College in 1976 and her Paralegal degree from Woodbury College in 1996. She brings to the firm her understanding of non-profit organizations and the important role they play in providing direct services to the communities they serve. She has a broad knowledge of the intricacies of the state budget and other funding mechanisms.
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