Ohio River South hosted our fourth annual Southern Hospitality Brunch to celebrate the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Legislative Conference in Washington D.C. Elected officials at every level of government from across the country came together with business leaders from across industries to savor in the fellowship, fun and gourmet southern fixings at the breathtaking La Vie.
The new term could reshape the 2026 midterms across the South. At stake are election challenges, protections for minority voting rights, and campaign finance.
In Florida, conservative leaders are charting a new course—embracing environmentalism as a value rooted in stewardship, economic resilience, and local control.
Actionable insights to position the South as a leader in tech and a trusted innovation ecosystem.
Honored! Ohio River South was named a Top 10 lobbying firm in Georgia by JAMES Magazine—for the 4th straight year. This recognition belongs to our bipartisan team and the clients who trust us to turn complex challenges into real-world results…
Big Tech wants firm, clean power at Southern prices, and governors who can clear the runway will capture the jobs, tax base, and supply chains that follow.
Southern leaders must proactively align with an administration that values speed and unilateral federal control over regional caution and incremental innovation.
For Southern companies, OBBBA locks in tax advantages for pass-throughs and C-corps, reignites startup investment, and major capital spending.
The OBBBA triggers a complex realignment that southern state governors, legislators, businesses, and nonprofits must now navigate on their own terms.
As federal policy pivots sharply under a second Trump administration, southern states are becoming more than policy laboratories—they are now power brokers.