The Dilenschneider Group, Inc.

We provide to a limited and select few access to the finest communications professionals in the world, with experience in fields ranging from mergers and acquisitions and crisis communications to marketing, government affairs and international media. Our objectives are to bring our clients a level of communications counsel, creativity and an exposure to networks and contacts not available elsewhere.

	Publications
	Discover Robert L. Dilenschneider's new book, 50 Plus!, Critical Career Decisions for the Rest of Your Life With 32 percent of the population now over the age of 50, Robert L. Dilenschneider offers ideas on how to activate your network to look for a new job if your present position is no longer fulfilling. He also urges older workers to become comfortable with technology and have a well-thought-out financial plan for the future. Dilenschneider recommends making a list of 50 things you want to accomplish in your life -- and then get out there and achieve them. Available now on Amazon and at your favorite bookshop.		Latest Reports April 2016 The News And Social Media: Major Changes Shaping The Future May 2016 Special Report This report covers the following topics: U.S. Treasury Issues Rules Curbing Tax Inversions $150 Billion Pfizer-Allergan Deal Cancelled International Tax Reform Needed – But What Kind? April 2016 The Chinese Are Here And Coming For More More reports and studies by The Dilenschneider Group here		DGI Press "Occasional Papers" Series Our new series entitled "Occasional Papers" covers subjects of special significance to the times we live in. We open with “The War Between Optimism & Pessimism”, which is particularly timely since it explores the ongoing conflict between those who view the march of technological innovation as healthy for the U.S. economy and those who fear it is a job-destroying danger to our future. The author, Joel Kurtzman, is a Senior Consultant to The Dilenschneider Group, a Senior Fellow at the Milken Institute, and a Senior Fellow at the Wharton School. We think you will find his piece thought-provoking as well as informative. The War Between Optimism & Pessimism