-Trade review and major media outreach -Local events in Denver, CO, including a launch event with Tattered Cover -Author book tour in conjunction with professional engagements around the 2016 election
Rick Ridder is President and Co-Founder of RBI Strategies and Research. A former presidential campaign manager, Rick has been an advisor on numerous campaigns from local initiatives to U.S. Congress and international heads of state.
“Rick Ridder takes us on a hilarious ride along the campaign trail,
from the Iowa caucuses to Italian hill towns. Along the way, he
introduces us to every kind of candidate and campaign, from the
earnest but misguided to the wildly undisciplined. Beneath the
humor, Rick shares savvy and practical observations from the real
world of politics.” —ROSE KAPOLCZYNSKI, long-time California
political consultant and campaign manager for Barbara Boxer’s
campaigns
“There is no doubt that Rick knows the rules of the road when it
comes to campaigns. Anyone looking to work in politics should take
Rick’s advice: work hard, ask questions, and don’t be afraid to say
‘yes, I’ll get in my car and drive through the night for the next
job’—you never know where you’ll end up.” —STEPHANIE SCHRIOCK,
president of EMILY’s List
“Rick Ridder is one of the most experienced and wryly thoughtful
campaign operatives in the world and this book is both insightful
and hilarious!” —GOVERNOR HOWARD DEAN
“There are so many fascinating elements to campaigns that the
public never hears about. Incredible characters, plots, drama. Rick
Ridder has seen and done it all. In the United States and around
the world, Rick has compiled his stories into a riveting book that
tells all and reveals what it is really like to be in the back room
when the political deals are being cut.” —MARK McKINNON, co-founder
of No Labels, co-creator and co-host of The Circus
“A political insider’s rollicking tales—wise, funny and
insightful.” —MERYL GORDON, author of New York Times bestseller
Mrs. Astor’s Regrets
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