Who We Serve Advocacy Groups Commercial Institutions Philanthropic Foundations Political Organizations Non-Profits

Cicero Answers Your Questions Which legislators represent the districts in which we've made major investments or grants? In what legislative or school districts are our constituents, customers, subscribers or contributors concentrated? How do I inform each of our mailing list's subscribers how their legislator voted on a particular bill? How do I quickly add legislative district information and geographic details to an existing database?

Our Clients Carnegie Mellon University: Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT) Comcast Corporation Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance (GPCA) Impact Solutions, Inc. Pew Charitable Trusts: Cultural Data Project The Oregonian

Advocacy Groups Easily and seamlessly integrate the Cicero Web Services API into your website, contact management system, e-mail campaign software, or advocacy/ donor constituent relationship management tool (eCRM) to effectively connect your constituents or clients with their elected representatives. Provide your constituents with detailed, accurate contact information for their elected officials Target mailings to shareholders who live within certain legislative districts or who are represented by particular elected officials Access elected official contact information accurate from the federal to the local level

Political Organizations Your organization is dedicated to monitoring the election process, lobbying for specific legislation or running a campaign.  You need to know for whom your constituents are voting, in what districts key neighborhoods are located and which voting districts struggle the most with election day incidents. Analyze past voting patterns in order to better target your current campaign Track election-day incidents with reference to the legislative districts in which they occurred Analyze campaign contribution origins based on district ID Quickly identify Gerrymandering practices

Commercial Institutions Commercial institutions need instant access to accurate spatial data. The Cicero API helps you make smarter business decisions by keeping you informed about the political landscape surrounding your investments. Identify the elected officials who make the decisions for the areas in which you have business interests Choose sites in areas whose elected representatives have a record of support for your industry Add value to your current client management and business siting tools Locate and map the legislative districts in which you have made major investments

Philanthropic Foundations Increasingly, foundations and funding institutions are requested by their boards and sometimes the public to report on the locations of the grants they awarded and what community impact they have had, often at the district or school district level. Knowing which legislative district is more supportive of one cause or another, also determines how much funding a foundation can afford to give in each district. Check grant applications and reports submitted with missing legislative district information Optimize program evaluation and resource allocation by tracking the spatial locations of grant activity and program outcomes Identify and lobby elected officials in districts where your institution has made major funding distributions

Non-Profits Cicero Web Services are affordable and reliable, enabling non-profits to accomplish more with less. The Cicero API can help maximize revenue by adding quantitative data to grant applications and by streamlining advocacy and fundraising campaigns. Identify the legislative districts in which constituents, customers, shareholders or contributors are concentrated Add maps to grant applications and reports showing the impact of your activities Implement an affordable address-based lookup tool without hiring permanent technical staff to develop and maintain the product Engage stakeholders by creating an elected official lookup on your website for added-value in your “call to action” campaigns

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