CONGRESSIONAL ENERGY ENGAGEMENT
Our Services
CEE connects and engages C-level energy leaders with U.S. Members of Congress and Federal Government officials by creating client-specific spaces that shape the vital bridge for open dialogue conducive to lasting relationships and outcome-based strategies. We provide strategic guidance to build relationships with key government entities, ensuring your organization stays ahead in the evolving nuclear landscape.
Events/Client Engagement
We move you from primarily taking part in peer-to-peer events to engaging directly with decision-makers in an environment that sets the stage for meaningful relationship development and outcome-driven results. CEE gets you to the people that make the difference.
Relationships
Without trusting relationships, the road traveled can be long and arduous. Having access to those relationships already in place and developing strong relationships of your own through strategic initiatives is imperative to success. Congressional Energy Engagement offers both to your quiver.
Government
CEE understands the demands on your time, so we bring you together directly with the C-level stakeholders in industry, science and education creating the vital bridge for open dialogue accelerating result-focused, human connections in effective and credible environments.
International Affairs
CEE collaborates with international entities to drive global partnerships and solutions. A prime example of this is the development of the World Nuclear Forum – Excellence Through Global
Collaboration – Nation by Nation, an annual event that brings international experts and innovators to the U.S., allowing those who may not have the opportunity to attend global conferences abroad to engage with world leaders in nuclear energy right here at home.
Testimonials
Clayton Scott, Executive Vice President Business Development
NuScale
"These meetings are important in providing exposure to the Congressmen and Congresswomen that attend. It is important for an open candid dialogue to be fostered and also having the ability to reach out to them afterwards continuing the conversation is really key. It is sometimes these types of small gatherings that generate momentum - so I am pleased to see you putting these together."