“The question on Twitter was, before Google if you had to figure out like how many people lived in California or how many inches are in a mile, what did you do? And I was thinking like yeah what did I do. I forget, And asking what we did before …

“We are a professional network of colleagues but need to develop it into something that we can use to finish the public service pipeline, We can follow them from when we train our students in middle school and high school, when we transition them from learning to actually serving in …

“We weren’t able to stay on top of the bill tracking the way we’d like to state-by state as far as the number of details that are included in a bill summary or knowing what is really relevant to our population,There were things the office was missing because I had …

“The problem is, the process of commenting on a federal regulation is pretty confusing, definitely high-level, it involves going to a weird looking website, and is just not super accessible, So we were really looking for a campaign that would explain what is going on and give people the tools …

“We’re able to find members who are talking about startups and either retweet them or react to that message and what they have said that day.”

“The relationships weren’t always being captured and we weren’t always able to access information about contacts or previous positions on issues as quickly as I knew that we could.”

“Originally my team was tracking everything in an Excel spreadsheet and that was a painful process. It took a lot of time, It’s really difficult sometimes to quantify the return on investment for government affairs,” Rosenkoetter said. “You can just count the number of meetings and that is interesting but …

“We knew we needed to get the fitness industry included in any relief package and mobilize the more than 425,000 fitness professionals across the country, We prioritized official communication of our position to Congress and launched our grassroots campaign via an emergency alert to our membership.”

“We knew that one of our competitive advantages is that we are a grassroots-based organization, which means we have people in every single state, We have leaders who have relationships with members of Congress, so we took a multi-pronged approach to try to make sure that people with mental illness …

"We send out what we call 'News from the Coca-Cola Company' and when the Super Bowl commercial came out, we sent that to all of our stakeholders, The list was tracked with who opened and who read it."

“We needed an automated way to track all the legislation and dialogue we cared about across the entire country.”

“There’s a limit to how many people can come to our conference, and there is a cost of course, whenever you’re talking about traveling. So anybody who was unable to attend, we encouraged to complete a campaign in Quorum.”

"We were really struggling to make sure that we could track what we needed to track and have people join the grassroots network."

“We’ve been wondering how often a given term is actually being used in the legislation and in the conversations that are being had that are available in the Quorum platform, We’re wondering how the conversation is not only anecdotally but statistically related to where the bills actually go.”

“We needed a way to elevate the voice of veterans and our supporters across the country.”