FGA

The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) was founded in 2011 by President and CEO Tarren Bragdon. After focusing solely on reforms in Florida for the first year, Bragdon realized that the problems facing Floridians were the same problems facing Americans across the country. Bragdon changed FGA's strategy to promoting solutions that work in as many states as possible-a change that proved successful. FGA quickly grew into a powerhouse for policy wins in the areas of welfare, unemployment, workforce, election integrity, and health care. Today, FGA employs more than 45 marketing, research, and outreach experts with more than 50 on-the-ground liaisons in 30 states, and partners with more than 450 policymakers across the country... FGA has grown exponentially since its founding in 2011. That's because we experiment, improve our methods, and adapt to the ever-changing political landscape. For example, in the past, we provided just a few solutions to policymakers based on our top..

Also known as: The FGA

Primary location: Naples United States