30 Quorum Testimonials

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  • “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 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 …

  • “We have a very vocal set of pilots and they wanted to be included and have their voice heard.”

  • “Right now, they are tagging the bills that are unique to their state, in terms of do we support, oppose, where is it on the priority scale, then broadly just tracking it by topic.”

  • “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 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 …

  • “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 …

  • “One of the most pressing problems with our members is a variety of local legislative issues or political issues that just kind of pop up.”

  • "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."

  • “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 …

  • “For years now we’ve been engaged in pretty tough public policy battles across different states, across different cities, across different issue areas,” Max Rettig, Senior Counsel and Head of Policy at DoorDash said. “This is an opportunity to show the world that when we say that our mission is to …

  • “Each month, our Ambassadors receive a newsletter full of helpful information. The template I created using Outbox makes it easy for us to customize content,”

  • “The nonprofit sector has a lot of scar tissue from previous congressional efforts, previous congressional tax credits and being left out of those tax credits because nonprofits don’t have taxable income, they pay payroll taxes, We knew we needed to mobilize the sector.”

  • “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.”

  • "There's a volume issue because I'm only one person, Without the use of Quorum, it would take two hours a day."