On Friday, December 9, the Advocacy Leaders Network event series kicked off at the Bloomberg Government offices. We were pleased to host a full house at the first of four advocacy-specific events hosted by the Congressional Management Foundation and produced by the Beekeeper Group. The event theme, “Breaking Through on Capitol Hill: Making Noise vs. Making a Difference,” triggered a high-level of engagement and intense discussion between the panelists and the audience. The speakers’ advice on how to get Hill (...)
The Advocacy Leaders Network, an event series hosted by the Congressional Management Foundation and produced by the Beekeeper Group, is proud to announce the presenters for the first event on Dec 9th, 2011 at the offices of Bloomberg Government: Breaking through on Capitol Hill: Making Noise vs. Making a Difference. Hon. Dan Mica, Former U.S. Congressman and Former President and CEO, Credit Union National Association Thiago Antinori, Manager of Grassroots Advocacy, National Mining Association Bradford Fitch, President and CEO of the (...)
Congressional Management Foundation to Host Education Series Produced by Beekeeper Group A new workshop series providing advanced level advocacy training, professional development, and networking opportunities for the public affairs community was launched today. The series will be hosted by the Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) and produced by Beekeeper Group. An “early-bird special” is currently being offered for $150 to attend all four (4) half day events (see below for topics). You can register here. The series of four half-day workshops (...)
The Public Affairs Council is hosting a webinar on March 24th focusing on building successful coalitions. Should be an interesting event. They also have some great supporting materials (Considerations for Building and Managing Coalitions and Managing Coaltions During a Crisis) that are free to members and relatively cheap for non-members. Please find the details below: REGISTER HERE March 24, 20112:00 pm – 3:00 pm, EST In a politically divided America and Congress, it’s increasingly common to hear “us vs. them,” “red (...)
