Raymond Strother is called the “consultant’s consultant” by his peers. Universities teaching campaign management named him “a living legend in 2003. He was a Resident Fellow of the Institute of Politics at Harvard, a member of the Journalism Hall of Fame at LSU and an Honorary Fellow at the University of Akron. He is a past president of the American Association of Political Consultants and has been inducted into the Gulf Coast Museum for his lifetime contribution to campaigns.

The Boston Globe said his book, Falling Up, How a Redneck Helped Invent Political Consulting, published in 2003, “will be the best political book for a long time.”

Fred Barnes of Fox News said “Ray Strother practically invented the political consulting profession, and he’s always been the smartest of the bunch and the creator of the most riveting campaign commercials.” Strother has been the media producer for Senators Bentsen, Long, Stennis, Deconcinni, Hart, Landrieu, Lincoln, Baucus, and others. He was media producer in two presidential campaigns for Gary Hart and produced television for Super Tuesday states for Al Gore.

Strother is a frequent commentator on network television and was an analyst for the 2000 Vice Presidential Debates for PBS. E has written for the New York Times, Washington Post, Atlanta Constitution and scores of other publications. He also published a novel, Cottonwood.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Strother Consultants
Retired

340 Jack Leg Lane
Bozeman, MT 59715

Phone 202-360-2645
www.strotherduffystrother.com