Upcoming Events Calendar
Please contact David Hawxhurst to for more information on upcoming BIPAC events, or to RSVP for BIPAC events.
2009 Regional Conferences A series of events taking place in numerous cities nationwide, including Anchorage, Indianapolis, Louisville, Houston, Washington, D.C. and Denver. The events are an opportunity for business leaders at the local level to discuss with national leaders best practices as they relate to business grassroots advocacy. You can also learn more about the political landscape for prosperity interests in the 2009-2010 election cycle. The conferences are free. For more information, please click here
Washington Briefings BIPAC´s regularly scheduled political briefings are designed to help the American business community elect the right candidates. From timely campaign analysis and election strategies to 'good government' tools to increase business´ effectiveness, BIPAC delivers the programs and services to win elections, increase political clout and influence public policy.
PAC Council Workshops What makes our workshops so different from all the rest? Ours are designed to develop PAC managers as the optimal farm team for a new generation of senior government affairs executives. Workshop topics range from fine-tuning your PAC to grassroots campaigns to choosing the right technology to help you get it done--and everything in between!
Barometer Breakfasts
These by-invitation-only breakfasts provide behind-the-scenes, off-the-record commentary with members of Congress in a small, informal group setting. Ten to 12 breakfasts are held each year with members of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. Attendance is limited to one senior member of the staff from each company.
'I really appreciate all the work it takes to put the meetings together. Providing the conference links and the material online allows me to do my job more efficiently. Saving the time traveling up to DC and being in the office here allows me to put the time I have to, hopefully, better use. I couldn't do it all without BIPAC.' |
