Hoboken Strategy Group

HSG is excited to share that our President and CEO, Kay Elizabeth LiCausi, has been named to “ROI-NJ’s Influencers: Women 2026” list, which recognizes leaders shaping the future of business and policy across New Jersey. A well-deserved honor for her continued impact and leadership!

ROI Influencers: Women 2026 — Kay LiCausi | ROI-NJ Kay LiCausiFounder and PresidentHoboken Strategy Group She is a government and public relations strategist with nearly 30 years of experience. She advises clients on public policy, regulatory issues and legislative strategy across New Jersey

HSG is honored to represent the NJ Civic Information Consortium and to see its impact extending well beyond New Jersey.

As the first of its kind, the NJCIC is now serving as a blueprint for states across the country. From Pennsylvania to Oregon, and many states in between, policymakers are introducing legislation to establish their own civic information consortia, with the NJCIC leading by example.

This growing momentum is a powerful testament to what thoughtful policy and strategic investment in local journalism can achieve.

HSG is proud to support the NJCIC’s mission in strengthening local news here in New Jersey, while advancing a model that is shaping the future of civic media nationwide!

Last week, Hoboken Strategy Group was honored to attend Governor Mikie Sherrill’s “First 100 Days” event at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

Our President & CEO Kay LiCausi, and Associate Rebecca were proud to hear Governor Mikie Sherrill reflect on the progress made in her first 100 days and share her vision for a more affordable and safer New Jersey.

Her focus on transparency, accountability, and delivering results for residents highlights her strong commitment to moving the state forward. We are excited to follow the continued impact of her leadership!

Last week, National Infertility Awareness Week was recognized across the country. HSG is proud to have helped raise visibility around this deeply personal, yet often overlooked, challenge that many individuals and families face. Infertility affects 1 in 6 people worldwide, yet it is still not widely discussed. Creating space for awareness, education, and advocacy is essential to fostering more transparent conversations and expanding access to care and support.

We thank everyone who joined us in amplifying this message and bringing attention to the experiences of those navigating infertility. Your leadership helps move this conversation forward and promotes meaningful impact.