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With a lifetime of work in politics and business, Dhillon has developed a strong sense of the things he feels are the most pressing issues when it comes to government and economics. He has served as a top lobbyist and public affairs professional for many different political figures as well as Fortune 500 organizations. Below, he lists the issues he finds require the most awareness in today’s public and political arenas in order to preserve a promising future. History Education With the rising amount of school districts who are talking about dropping their advanced history programs, Neil Dhillon expresses concern that younger generations might miss out on the important lessons in the stories of our forefathers. With deep knowledge of U.S. presidents and political science, Neil Dhillon feels it is critical that young minds are educated on our history so it doesn’t repeat itself. Transportation and Infrastructure Neil Dhillon worked for the U.S. Department of Transportation as their Deputy Assistant Secretary of Government Affairs. He worked heavily in regulatory policy to improve the status of interstate systems and the movement of goods. He believes that transportation and infrastructure go hand-in-hand, and that one cannot improve or exist without the other. International Trade Having secured the business of foreign government agencies and businesses as U.S. Director of Public Affairs for Financial Dynamics Communications, Neil Dhillon is well-versed in the benefits of increased trade with foreign countries, including the diplomatic advancements that happen between countries when they do more business together.

Dhillon has spent the last thirty years in Washington DC working as a lobbyist, communications specialist, policy advisor, advocacy developer, and public affairs specialist. Some of his career highlights include a position as Chief of Staff to the late US Congressman Bob Matsui from California. He was tapped as a senior aide to President Bill Clinton in 1993, and he currently works at NA Consulting Services as a Global Public Affairs Professional. The consummate professional as a communications strategist, Neil Dhillon knows that the message is what matters. Craft an effective message, and you’ll win the day. His job involves crafting language that will reach the right ears for his clients and speak to their interest. His clients are manifold and include foreign governments, Fortune 500 companies, and influential trade groups trying to gain a foothold in Washington. There are many nuances to crafting the right message. Dhillon says that anyone can throw some words together. The key is to craft just the right message with just the right words, each targeted at the right people and exemplifying the right tone and core of what his clients need to say. He uses his many connections in Washington to aid him in his job, and his clients appreciate Dhillon’s thirty years of experience on the inside. With each client that Neil Dhillon takes on, he strives to understand their communication objectives. What specific message are they trying to craft? What are the client's long-term policy goals? What are their short-term goals? Dhillon possesses the skills necessary to target the right audience the right way with the right message. Dhillon uses every mode of communications at his disposal, including Twitter, Facebook, and other social media. He knows how to target a client’s specific audience and deliver a specific message to them.

Dhillon is a lobbyist and Global Public Affairs expert who currently works at NA Consulting Services in Washington, DC. He has many years of experience in the corridors of power in Washington, where he is a former Senior Aide to President Bill Clinton and an award-winning member of the Hill & Knowlton International Public Relations firm. Neil Dhillon is a graduate of The American University in Washington, DC, where he earned a degree in Political Science. He has maintained a keen interest in world history apart from what he studied in college, and says that it is important to study the past because it informs the present, and indicates what direction the country is headed in for the future. Past events are, in many ways, a kind of laboratory that tells us why people behave the way they do in organized societies. Neil Dhillon believes that it is a serious error to ignore the past. The nation’s elected officials should consult history because it arms them with the knowledge they need to make educated decisions about the issues of the present. A knowledge of the past is in many ways the duty of any informed citizen, Neil Dhillon believes. Solutions to present-day problems can reveal themselves through the insights gained by studying past issues. A public dialogue on is issues of the day requires everyone to honestly evaluate their own point of view and ask themselves why they believe what they believe. Examining the burning issues of earlier times can provide critical insights to their resolution, and can be applied to the present.

Dhillon is highly-skilled public affairs professional that has been the frontline voice of many Fortune 500 companies, government agencies and other influential figures, both on a domestic and global scale. His resume is loaded with outstanding business credentials that complement his experience with titles such as “Managing Director” and “Senior Vice President”. His impressive work has graced several industries and brought the public and leaders together to thrive in unity. Hill and Knowlton As the former Senior Vice President of Hill & Knowlton, Neil Dhillon maintained a personal business portfolio of $5M with aggressive double-digit annual growth. He also led the company business practice to be named “Agency of the Year” for six consecutive years. Financial Dynamics Communications Neil Dhillon served as the U.S. Director of Public Affairs for Financial Dynamics Communications. He identified and retained government firms in Asia and Africa to enhance the firm’s global offering. He also provided expert testimony training to CEOs before appearing at congressional oversight committees. Ruder Finn When holding the position of Managing Director at Ruder Finn, Neil Dhillon led a large staff while also interacting with client CEOs, Board of Directors, and communications staff on crisis communications, corporate communications, lobbying, and public affairs. MSL Group Working as Managing Director & Head of Government Relations at MSL Group, Neil Dhillon managed the day-to-day activities at the Washington office, overseeing budget forecasts and P&L, handling client management, and leading new business development. He led domestic and international public affairs programs and provided expert intelligence to clients on legislative, regulatory, advocacy, third-party alliances, NGOs, grassroots, lobbying, thought leadership, and issues management programs.

Dhillon was asked to write a forward for a young Indian American legal scholar who at the time was studying at Columbia. At only 20 years old and an undergraduate who was about to publish a book, Neil Dhillon knew that Riddhi Dasgupta would be an inspiration to many. Riddhi Dasgupta wrote a book called Changing Face of the Law: A Global Perspective that was published in 2005. The forward focuses on a couple of ideas including what it means to be Indian American. Neil Dhillon points out that there was an elected Indian-American in congress in 1956, Dalip Singh Saund, and it took 48 years for another Indian-American, Bobby Jindal to be elected. This he understands is a problem and argues that Indian Americans “must focus on bridging the gap.”He is happy to see that there are more Indian Americans who try to run for an office and called 1994 when many ran as a “watershed year for Indian Americans on the national stage.” He points out that as more Indian Americans run for an office, the less rare it will be. When he was a congressional aide to Bob Matsui, he was the first one. He pointed out in the forward that in 2005, there were many. He hoped that the same would happen with the emergence of elected members of the House of Representatives. This underlying idea and belief is what has led Neil Dhillon to continue his support of Indian Americans pursuing legal fields and Political Aspirations. Neil Dhillon continues to be a leader in the Indian American community precisely because they know that he pursues a path that will lead to greater political representation and can hopefully open more doors that remain shut.

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