This Friday, join CMF at the Advocacy Leaders Network workshop to learn how constituent and advocacy communications are handled in a congressional office. Hear directly from congressional staff on which messages grab their attention and why.
"In-Box or Waste Basket? Legislative Correspondents Tell You The Path Your Advocacy Materials Take and Why" will provide attendees an opportunity to ask the gatekeepers about the types of communications that genuinely resonate on the Hill. Ever wonder if Members of Congress actually READ your letters? What types of communications get filtered out, and which ones move to the top of the pile on the legislator's desk?
Our speakers for this event include:
- Bradford Fitch – President and CEO, Congressional Management Foundation
- Bill Sweeney – Chief of Staff to Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI)
- Wilsar Johnson – Staff Assistant to Representative Rush Holt (NJ-12)
- Brittany Posobiec – Legislative Correspondent to Representative Ted Yoho (FL-03)
- Sean Miller – Staff Assistant to Representative Dave Loebsack (IA-02)
- Travis Gianchetta – Partner, Beekeeper Group
Registration
For more information about this event and how to register, please visit: http://advocacyleadersnetwork.com/in-box-or-waste-basket-legislative-correspondents-tell-you-the-path-your-advocacy-materials-take-and-why/Special Discount
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About ALN
The Advocacy Leaders Network is hosted by the Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) and produced by Beekeeper Group. Each event is a collaborative discussion between the expert presenters and practitioners in the audience, so we hope you join us for these engaging and helpful events.This series is part of CMF’s Partnership for a More Perfect Union, which seeks to enhance communications, understanding, and the relationship between citizens and Congress.
