Heritage Foundation
Feulner was a Founding Trustee of the Heritage Foundation from 1973 until 1977, when he left Crane's employ to run the Heritage Foundation full-time. At the time, the Foundation had had nine employees and four presidents in four years. Feulner brought a new focus to marketing the Heritage Foundations's ideas by issuing and promoting policy papers. This practice was unusual for Washington think tanks in the 1970s, and it brought national attention to the Heritage Foundation. As Feulner related to The Washington Examiner, "It doesn't do us any good to have great ideas if we are not out there peddling our products."
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