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Seminars & Events
"The Campaigns & Elections Magazine Campaign Training Seminars are a win-win opportunity. Attendees get to hear from the best and brightest in the campaign industry while practitioners have an opportunity to network with colleagues they may rarely get to see face-to-face." For the student or volunteer campaign operative, it is a great way to pick up skills as well as contacts, that often translate into business opportunities."
Gail Garbrandt
Bliss Institute, University of Akron
Location: The Washington Marriott
September 30 & October 1, 2010
Similar to our large June event, this conference is a condensed last-minute training before the November election attended by 150 people. The two days are spent in general sessions related to all the final tools needed to win elections. Additionally, we host a networking reception for all attendees and speakers. This is an outstanding opportunity to make new contacts.
For an agenda and to register, click here.
Election Night 2010Location: Lounge 201
November 2, 2010Join Campaigns & Elections magazine for food and fun as we watch the Election Night returns! Don’t sit in front of the TV alone when you can cheer, cry, rant and rave with your fellow compatriots as the votes come in! We’ve got comfy chairs, food, drinks and big screen TVs—everything you need as you look ahead to 2011.
Who attends Campaigns & Elections conferences and trainings?
Political professionals, candidates, political junkies and all those involved in campaigns have been coming to Campaigns & Elections seminars since 1983. Attendees come from all over the United States. In recent years, attendees have also come from Europe, Canada, Africa, Australia, Latin America… even Mongolia. Campaigns & Elections events are nonpartisan; we are the one place politicos come to learn and network from the best of the best, regardless of party affiliation.
Who are our speakers?
Campaigns & Elections' draws the most successful political professionals in the world. Among those, past speakers have included Rob Aho, Rich Ambrose, Steve Ayscue, Brad Bannon, Mitchell Barak, Tony Bawidamann, Bob Blaemire, Nancy Bocskor, Maurice Bonamigo, John Brabender, Jack Brady, Carl Cameron, Bob Carlstrom, Liz Chadderdon, Craig Charney, Jamie Christiano, Chuck Cowdrey, John Davies, Tom DeLay, Tom Edmonds, Matt Eventoff, Chris Faulkner, Angela Faulkner, Vic Fazio, Ondine Fortune, Marcelo Gaete, Gail Garbrandt, Ben Ginsberg, Frank Girolami, Ryan Hawkins, Rob Henninger, Elisa Henry, Mark Kanarick, Byron LaMasters, Robert Lenhard, Louis Levine, Aris McMahon, Philip Molfese, Allyson Mongrain, Jody Murphy, Ron Nielson, Richard Norman, Grover Norquist, Christine Pelosi, John Phillips, Julia Piscetelli, Don Powell, Kami Razvan, Bart Robbett, Tracy Russo, Joe Sanscrainte, Rich Savage, Bill Schneider, A.J. Schuler, Neil Schwartz, Neil Schwartz, Brett Sciotto, Kim Scott, Michael Shannon, Pat Sibley, Dan Sinagoga, Ravi Singh, Mike Smith, Mike Smith, Jim Spencer, Jim Spencer, Jason Stanford, Jason Stanford, Doc Schweitzer, Nathan Tabor, Andrew Tavani, Jason Torchinsky, Ed Traz, Robert Traynham, Joe Trippi, Larry Ward, Mark Weaver, Bruce Willsie, Judy Woodruff and many others.
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