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Lobbying Through a Pandemic: Tales of Survival & Lessons Learned for the Future

Total Credits: 4.25 CLE, 0.75 Ethics

Average Rating:
   5
Categories:
Miscellaneous
Original Program Date:
Sep 28, 2021

Description

This program will discuss the following topics:

  • Transitioning to Remote Working in Government Affairs Jobs—Recommendations for Survival Tools & Tactics
  • Ethics Considerations due to COVID-related closures: Communication Platforms, Recordkeeping, Security/Confidentiality; Maintaining Duty of Advocacy 
  • New Uses of Technology:  Empowerment & Challenges
  • Considerations for Incorporating Attorney General’s Office into Lobbying Effort
Chairs
Janna Day, AZ Policy Connect
Don Issacson, Issacson Law Firm P.C.

Faculty
Hon. TJ Shope, Arizona State Senator
Hon. Ben Toma, Arizona House of Representatives Majority Leader
Jason Barraza, Director, Veridus 
Mike Braun, Executive Director, Arizona Legislative Council 
Alexis Glascock, Of Counsel, Fennemore Craig PC 
Jeff Gray, Central Arizona Project,  Legislative Affairs Manager
Grant Hanna, Arizona State Senate Deputy Chief of Staff
Joe Kanefield, Chief Deputy/Chief of Staff, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich 
Joshua Kredit, Assistant Chief Deputy, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich
Bob Robb, Editorial Columnist, Arizona Republic

Handouts

Lobbying Program Manual 9-28-2021.pdf (12 MB) 104 Pages Available after Purchase

Reviews

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Overall:      3.6

Total Reviews: 5

Comments

Evan D

"Material is a little dated now, but it was interesting."

Sarah G

"Materials were good - some of the speakers really wildly politicized issues and others seemed to make no effort to be interesting."
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