Anuzis Joins The RAP Index Team
Former Michigan GOP Chair to Serve As RAP Advisor
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Hollis (Chip) Felkel
864-297-9488
cfelkel@therapindex.com
Saulius “Saul” Anuzis, former Chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, has
teamed with The RAP Index®, the proprietary public affairs software solution
created by The Felkel Group, Inc. Anuzis will serve in a business development
role as part of the group’s RAP Advisors team. Relying on his extensive contacts
and relationships built over years in the political and business development
arena, Anuzis will assist the firm in marketing The RAP Index®, which identifies
stakeholders’ relationships with over 28,000 policy makers at the local, state and
federal level.
“I am very excited to be a part of this effort. The RAP Index provides valuable,
actionable intelligence which is what the advocacy world needs now more than
ever,” said Anuzis.
Along with his RAP Advisors role, Anuzis works with the American Solutions team and serves as the
National Chairman for their Save American Jobs project. His accomplished background includes being
elected as the youngest delegate to the Republican National Convention in 1980 and serving as Third
Vice Chair of the MRSC where he also served six years as a member and two terms as a Congressional
District Chairman, precinct delegate and candidate for public office. During his time as Michigan
Chairman, Saul actively cultivated relationships with members of the Republican National Committee all
across the country. His daily blogs and regular updates are a source of up-to-the-minute information for
Michigan activists and national GOP activists as well. In addition to his political activities, Saul and his
business partner own Quick Connect USA, a telecommunications firm providing local, long distance,
VOIP, internet and data services to residential and small businesses throughout Michigan.
“We are certainly pleased to have someone with Saul’s outstanding reputation join the RAP Index®
team. His wealth of contacts and relationships will be of great value as we continue to redefine advocacy,
putting real people with real relationships back into the process,” said Hollis “Chip” Felkel, CEO.
Earlier this year, TFG released The RAP Index® 2.0, a unique approach that mines and identifies key
stakeholder relationships in the public policy arena, while also objectively assessing the stakeholder’s
willingness, ability, interest and aptitude for leveraging their relationships or engaging on issues. “The
RAP Index® makes it possible for an organization to use its best possible assets, its own people, as it
deals with public policy,” says Felkel. “It’s about finding the right messengers, and those are the people
who have the relationships to begin with.” To learn more, visit www.therapindex.com or
www.felkegroup.com.
