Financial Services Roundtable
Quantifying economic impact to strengthen Capitol Hill engagement
Situation Summary
Situation Summary
The Financial Services Roundtable sought a clear, credible way to demonstrate to members of Congress the economic footprint of its member institutions within their states and congressional districts.
Lawmakers needed specific, localized data — not national talking points — to understand the employment, facilities, and economic presence of Roundtable members across the country.
Qorvis Solution
Qorvis Solution
Qorvis designed and executed a comprehensive data and communications initiative to translate national membership into district-level impact. We built a customized database, collected facility and employment data from member institutions, and organized the information by state and congressional district. The data was analyzed and compiled into a detailed, district-by-district resource covering all 50 states and 535 congressional districts, structured for usability on Capitol Hill and integrated into the Roundtable’s ongoing government affairs efforts.
“This project was complex and enormously important, especially in light of the 2006 election. Strength in numbers tangibly illustrates the size and impact of the Roundtable membership to House and Senate members and their staff on a state-by-state and district-by-district basis. It never would have been completed without the hard work and dedication from the team at Qorvis.”
—Steve Bartlett, former President & CEO of the Financial Services Roundtable
In 2018, the Financial Services Roundtable merged with the Clearing House Association to form the Bank Policy Institute (BPI), which represents 42 banking institutions doing business in the United States.