Pam Fielding is recognized as one of the industry pioneers in the field of digital advocacy and the founder of 720 Strategies, a DC-based public relations and public affairs firms ranked among the top 6 independent public relations firms nationwide specializing in public affairs. A strategist and author, she has successfully leveraged an integrated mix of strategic communications, media relations, digital and social media, and paid media to advance issues on behalf of a diverse base of nonprofit, trade association, and Fortune 500 clients over the last 20 years. Before starting 720 Strategies (formerly E-Advocates), Fielding spent more than 10 years working in the association arena and launched one of the top online advocacy programs in the country for the National Education Association. The program delivers tens of thousands of emails annually to Congress and state legislatures in support of public education.Fielding's successful grassroots advocacy and communications campaigns have garnered extensive press coverage, including ABC's "Nightline," The Washington Post, CNN Headline News, Fortune, Business Week, Reuters, Associated Press, and more. Fielding is a frequent speaker and guest lecturer who has conducted presentations on Internet advocacy for American University, George Washington University, and the American Society of Association Executives, among others.Fielding is the co-author of The Net Effect: How Cyberadvocacy is Changing the Political Landscape.