With his Bachelor of Science from the University of Utah, Montecito, California’s Donald Sipple helps Republican candidates align and disseminate their message through media outlets during campaigns for senate, gubernatorial, and presidential positions. Possessing a 92% win rate for campaigns that he has worked with, Donald Sipple’s list of former clients contains some of the most prominent names in contemporary American politics. With Donald Sipple’s support and strategic advice, candidates like Senator Orrin Hatch, Senator Pete Domenici, Governor Pete Wilson, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Attorney General John Ashcroft, and former President George W. Bush have all been elected to office. In addition to his work with politicians, Donald Sipple has advised domestic corporations and foreign governments on proper communication strategy and unified messaging. Among the top non-political clients that have utilized Donald Sipple’s expertise in the past are The Walt Disney Company, Hearst Corporation, AT&T, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Frequently quoted with respect to campaign messaging by the Los Angeles Times, Donald Sipple’s reputation as a winner in framing these messages makes him greatly sought after by organizations and campaigners. Donald Sipple has delivered lectures at Harvard Kennedy School and the American Film Institute, presenting insights about the impetus behind his successful visions. Thanks to his work in advancing certain issues, Donald Sipple helped bring casino gaming to Detroit; an increase in the gas tax in Missouri; and changes to policies regarding energy issues, land use, gaming, and bonds to California. Donald Sipple reaches his clients as the President of his firm, Sipple: Strategic Communications. With 31 years of experience in crafting campaign marketing portfolios for high-profile individuals and groups, Donald Sipple knows exactly how to reach not just the people looking for the message, but can also help undecided voters hear about a candidate’s positions on the issues.
