Several long-time Trump loyalists are firing up a new all-around consulting firm to help propel GOP candidates to political victory in the upcoming 2026 election cycle.
The American Made Media Company launched in 2025 with three former Trump White House officials at the helm: Justin Clark, Sean Dollman and Nick Trainer. The AMMC joins a family of companies together, offering full services to its clients, including polling and data, mail campaigns, digital advertising and more. With the family fully established, AMMC tells the Daily Caller they are the first full-spectrum shop of political consulting companies born of the Trump era.
“American Made Media Company was formed as an amalgamation of the range of services that Sean Dollman, Nick Trainer, and I – all former Trump campaign and White House people – have been providing to clients. We pulled it all together to form a family of companies under the AMMC banner with all of its component parts. We’ve got 30 to 35 employees right now, and we’re growing,” Clark told the Caller in an exclusive interview.
Under the umbrella of AMMC is Launchpad, a digital vendor that raised over $500 million for the 2024 Trump campaign; NPA Strategies, a general consulting firm; National Public Affairs, a polling and data operation; 17th Street Media, a new mail firm; and American Made Media Consultants, a new television production and media buying company.
It’s the first time all of these companies have been joined together as a group focused on the same mission, the AMMC tells the Caller.
Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump arrives to speak during his final campaign rally at the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on the early morning of November 5, 2024. (Photo by JEFF KOWALSKY/AFP via Getty Images)
National Public Affairs, the polling and data operation, is Clark’s primary focus. In 2024, the company was named the most accurate public poll, he told the Caller. The firm is working on data analytics in an effort to understand the new electorate and the recent shift throughout the country.
“We do polling and data analytics modeling and so knowing the right questions to ask in a survey really matters. For instance, things that used to be big, important things to ask Republican voters in surveys just don’t matter as much anymore,” Clark told the Caller.
“An important thing to ask voters, for example, is do they think a certain candidate is a fighter? Is someone fighting for the working class? Those kinds of indicia are really telling in a survey now, and we’ve got to pay attention to it,” he added.
Under Launchpad, digital services are provided to more than 40 clients. It is the primary focus of Dollman, who was the deputy campaign manager and chief financial officer for the 2024 Trump campaign. Dollman has been with all three Trump campaigns, starting as the deputy director of operations on the 2016 campaign.
NPA Strategies is Trainer’s primary focus. Trainer was the 2020 Trump campaign director of battleground state strategy. In the first Trump term, he was a special assistant to the president and director of regional political operations.
Understanding how the new electorate has shifted is something that AMMC is focusing on, Clark told the Caller. (RELATED: Black, Hispanic Voters Are Fleeing The Democratic Party For The GOP)
“Go back to 2016 and what you really saw happen: the shift in the electorate. You saw rural districts kind of move from going 60-40 Republican-Democrat to something more like 80-20. And you saw real dividing lines along economic class, not so much race or gender,” Clark explained to the Caller, “and so understanding that, and understanding what messages move those people, really gives us insights into candidates throughout the country.”
The youngest element of AMMC is not to be diminished. The 17th Street Media mail firm, newly created in 2025, is a key aspect of success for the GOP, Clark explained.
“Mail still matters because mailboxes are less crowded. Messages stand out more, and people respond to strong messages in the mail, whether it’s reinforcing a television message on a broader base, or, more importantly, targeting an individual,” Clark told the Caller.
Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) gives a thumbs up as he is recognized by U.S. President Donald Trump before he signs the “No Men in Women’s Sports” executive order in the East Room of the White House on February 5, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Individual aspects of the AMMC brand had success prior to the consolidation. Republican Wyoming Rep. Harriet Hageman and Texas Congressman Ronny Jackson were previously clients of various elements of what is now AMMC.
The candidates that AMMC work with aren’t limited to the MAGA crowd, though Clark told the Caller that they aren’t looking to prop up any candidates actively working against President Trump.
The AMMC family is looking to work with a range of candidates in the GOP, Clark explained to the Caller.
“The people we do work with run the whole spectrum, really. In the last election cycle, we represented one of the most moderate members of the Republican Party in Lori Chavez-DeRemer, and we also worked for one of the most conservative members of the Republican caucus, Mary Miller. So, it’s really wide range of people, and we do a lot of work for Trump-aligned candidates and clients,” Clark told the Caller.
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