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Today's political climate requires the proper tools to make the best and most sound political and business decisions. The right tools are information and knowledge - and our experienced professionals have both.  Read more...

Summit offers candidates for public office and ballot initiatives a unique blend of experience and services that will ensure the success of any political campaign.  We know first hand what works, what doesn't and why. Read more...

There is more to gathering signatures than most people think or come close to understanding. Few businesses allow people to stand outside and ask for signatures and the Supreme Court has ruled that petitions cannot be passed at the Post Office.  Read more...

Summit operates a state-of-the-art computer assisted call center specializing in small to mid-sized projects. We meet the deadlines that our clients demand. We can assign between one and 110 interviewers to each project.  Read more...

We offer a complete array of fundraising services both for political campaigns and non-profit organizations. Read more...

Too many times a small group of mainstream vocal residents stop or derail well planned developments. Read more...

Today's campaigns and marketing strategies are about effective use of your campaign dollars.  Read more...

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The Summit Consulting Group, Inc. provides full management consulting services to political campaigns, public relations and corporate affairs clients.

Our diverse range of services gives our clients the flexibility and ingredients for success at all levels.

For the private sector, we provide internal in-depth polling and analysis, market research and targeting, and the strategic planning companies and individuals require to meet their objectives. In the political realm, we find out what is on the minds of voters, test the campaign's message and drive voters to the polls for successful campaigns. More...

 
 

See what others are saying

  • I contacted the Summit Consulting Group about running my campaign for the state legislature. They put together an outstanding direct mail and phone program to combat a well-financed independent expenditure campaign against me. Not only did I win, I was the top vote-getter in the race. "

    - State Representative Debbie Lesko, AZ District 9

  • I ran for one of two state legislative seats in a heated five-way primary, which included one unbeatable incumbent. Summit designed a campaign strategy, including mail, phones, signs and direct voter contact, which resulted in my winning the nomination. In the general election, I sailed to victory."

    - State Representative John Kavanagh, AZ District 8

People we have worked with

Arizona Association of Realtors
Arizona Indian Gaming Association
Arizona Nuclear Power Project
Arizona Public Service
Arizona Republican Party
ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism
AZ Business Aviation Association
AZ Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Bakersfield CA Police Officers Association
Barry Goldwater Center for the Southwest
Bayrock Group, LLC
Bruce Merrill, PhD, ASU
Building Our Future (Phoenix Bond Initiatives)
Bully Pulpit, Inc.
Capitol Strategies
Chandler Unified School District 
City of Casa Grande, AZ
City of Hartford Connecticut
City of Los Angeles
City of Mesa, AZ
City of Newport Beach, CA
City of Peoria, AZ
City of Phoenix, AZ
City of Tampa, FL
City of Tempe, AZ
Coleman Dahm & Associates
Comcast
Congressman Trent Franks (R-AZ-02)
Councilman Al Gugenberger, Casa Grande, AZ
Councilman Claude Mattox, Phoenix, AZ
Councilman Eric Jurgensen, Salt Lake City, UT
Councilman Karl Peterson, Casa Grande, AZ
Councilman Lee Jensen, Pleasant Grove, UT
Councilman Mike Whalen, Mesa, AZ
Councilman Sal DiCiccio, Phoenix, AZ
Councilwoman Georgia Lord, Goodyear, AZ
Councilwoman Patricia Pinanelli, Holladay, UT
Councilwoman Peggy Neely, Phoenix, AZ
Councilwoman Suzanne Klapp, Scottsdale, AZ
Dan Sharp Public Affairs (CA)
Davies Public Affairs
Deer Valley Unified School District
Dell Webb Corporation
DiRito Partners
DMB Inc.: Buckeye Yes on the Question
Dominion Real Estate Partners
Goodman and Schwartz
Greenlee County
Group W Communications-Maine 
Hermes Political Consulting
Highground, Inc.
Hubbard & Hubbard
JC Powers Consulting
JEF and Associates
Landry Creedon & Associates
Lets Go Tucson Committee
Maricopa 20/20
Maricopa County Jails 2003
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Mayor Michael Montandon, N. Las Vegas, NV
Mayor Mike Winder, West Valley City, UT
Mayor Scott Smith, Mesa, AZ
Mesa Unified School District State
MMS Strategies
Myers, Taber and Myers
National Demographics Corporation
No on 100: Flagstaff, Arizona
Parents for Choice, UT
PCH Legal
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Phillip Morris USA
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Precision Politics
Proven Leadership for America
Qwest
Representative John Kavanagh, District 8 AZ

R&R Partners 
Riester Public Affairs
Rose & Allyn Public Relations
RRJ Consulting
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community 
Salt River Project
Sams Club
SB Strategies (CA)
Shaw for Arizona (LD17)
Sierra Vista Unified School District
State Mine Inspector Joe Hart 
State of Arizona
State Rep. Carl Wimmer, Utah
State Rep. Debbie Lesko, District 9 AZ 
State Rep. Michele Reagan, District 8 AZ
State Rep. Steve Yarborough, District 21 AZ
Steve Kaiser for Arizona LD6
Tempe Bond Election
Tempe Visitor and Convention Center
The Thompson Group-Little Rock & Denver
Toyota
Utah Bankers Association
Utah Republican Party
VACTE of Yavapai County
Waring 2010
Yes on 206: Arizona Non-Smoker Protection Act
Yes on 300: Peoria, Arizona

News & Press Releases

  • Summit Group Smashes Fundraising Records

    Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County filed his 2009 campaign finance report with the Maricopa County Recorder's Office which details an astonishing level of support never seen in local politics in Arizona. Read More

  • Scottsdale OKs higher business-jet weight limits

    The Scottsdale City Council put to rest months of debate over the future of Scottsdale Airport by agreeing this week to raise weight limits for business jets using its runway. Read More