Community engagement
Find credible advocates, host the right events, and turn real local support into action.
Strategy, community engagement, and digital campaigns for consequential work in Los Angeles
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Bridge combines local knowledge, stakeholder research, campaign discipline, and hands-on digital execution. We work with developers, campaigns, nonprofits, civic institutions, and companies—especially when the audience is skeptical, the stakes are high, and the outcome matters.
What clients say

“With a project as complicated as ours—Crossroads Hollywood—in a neighborhood as controversial as Hollywood, Bridge did an incredible job of bringing out supporters, controlling the social media narrative and, at the end of the day, delivered six times as many speakers to City Hall as our opposition. We highly recommend them to anyone who has a NIMBY problem.”

Founder / Strategy lead
Bridge is led by Josh Gray-Emmer. Clients work directly with Josh from strategy through execution, with trusted specialists brought in to match the demands of each engagement.
Josh on LinkedInWhat we do
Find credible advocates, host the right events, and turn real local support into action.
Shape the narrative around complex land-use, policy, and civic issues before the decisive moment.
Reach the audiences who matter across social, email, text, search, television, and streaming.
Build NationBuilder databases, automations, and supporter journeys that turn attention into coordinated action.
Create persuasive identities and action-oriented websites built around the result.
Understand the terrain, pressure-test the opposition, and build a story that can withstand scrutiny.
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Case studies

The Alexan
Against organized opposition, Bridge used NationBuilder, community events, targeted communications, and direct outreach to identify, mobilize, and document visible support for new housing.
Identify and mobilize local supporters, counter misinformation, and motivate people to take action through a coordinated website, database, social, email, and text program.
Bridge identified and ranked advocates by real behavior, created supporter events at neighborhood venues, and kept the community engaged as the project moved through the approval process.
At the final hearing, a map built from the supporter database showed support distributed throughout the neighborhood while opposition was concentrated around a single building. The result was a clear public mandate.

DTLA Nation
Bridge built a platform that matched Downtown residents with nearby businesses, events, and offers based on where they lived and what they genuinely cared about.
Residents wanted good local experiences. Restaurants wanted patrons on slower nights. DTLA Nation created a direct, mutually useful connection between them.
NationBuilder replaced a patchwork of tools with a single database that tagged people by neighborhood and interests, then automated relevant text invitations and RSVPs.
Businesses filled empty tables, residents found worthwhile experiences within walking distance, and Downtown became a more connected, responsive community.
Selected digital work
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