Who needs to be persuaded to advance key policy reforms in your state? It’s probably far fewer people than you think, and it’s likely they live, work and play in different places than you currently reach. Learn how to identify your essential target audience on a budget.
The quality of life for most Americans will improve when government at all levels shrinks in size and scope. This requires that the undue influence of public sector unions also reduces in size and scope. Learn from key reformers in this field, and discuss options that will likely work in your own state. Some of them may surprise you.
The thought of yet another event may make you want to quit your job. But wait. Don’t break out that resume just yet. Events can be done well and with clearly articulated goals. Events can help you feed your prospect pipeline and strengthen your annual giving program. Learn how to manage the events portion of your fund development program, to evaluate events and to transition your event attendees into regular donors.
Despite mountains of research supporting school choice, big-government opposition continues to cling to the status quo. In this session we’ll discuss successful tactics to advance disruptive innovation in education.
The lifestyle most Americans appreciate today is possible because of innovators. Millennials in particular expect and appreciate innovation. Advocates of freedom have a great opportunity to contrast a regulatory landscape where special interests use government regulations to protect themselves against innovators with that of a deregulated environment where innovators and the customers they serve can flourish.