PPT-Lobbying and Advocacy in Business Strategy

Washington Campus Program Fruzsina M Harsanyi PhD March 19 2010 Goals of this Session To familiarize you with the role of lobbying and advocacy in supporting business strategy To persuade you that lobbying and advocacy have an essential role in the development of sound public policy. Clinical . Professor. ,. University of San Diego. Director . of the Institute for Nonprofit . Education & . Research. LO. BBYING IS . NOT. A 4 LETTER WORD. Lessons from . The Lobbying Strategy Handbook: . Julian H. Spirer, Esq.. Spirer Law Firm, P.C.. DC Bar Course on Legal Issues in Creating and Managing an Advocacy Campaign. JUNE 14, 2012. Disclaimer: All . the information . appearing on . the slides is provided without a representation or . W orldwide p ublic concern s over lobbying and the OECD response Concerns over lobbying practices and demands for transparency in public decision making have intensified debate wo rldwide. Lobbyi Why IT MUST MATTER TO YOU!. I have no conflicts of interest to report and I have no . relevant financial relationships with any ‘commercial . interests’ in regards to this presentation. I have completed all the Disclosure . August 30, 2016. Lobbying vs. Advocacy. Lobbying: attempts to influence . specific. legislation through direct or grassroots communication with legislators or their staff. . Advocacy can occur without lobbying, but lobbying cannot occur without advocacy.. Tactics, and Federal Regulation . Interest groups’ tactics for attempting to influence . government . action (or inaction) fall in to 4 general categories:. 1) Lobbying. 2) Electioneering. 3) Litigation. Ballots Measure Advocacy for Nonprofits. Presented by. &. Founded in 2005, Nonprofit VOTE partners with America's nonprofits to help the people they serve participate and vote. We are the leading source of nonpartisan resources to help nonprofits integrate voter engagement into their ongoing activities and services. . Louise Thompson & Carole Burchett. Why do you want to get your voice heard?. Tools to getting your Voice Heard. . Tool 1 : Preparation. Clarify your thoughts. What is the change you want to make?. Lobbying Disclosure Act (1995). Defines a Lobbyist:. A person who devotes at least 20% of a clients or employers time to lobbying activities. Also requires lobbyist to:. Register with the clerk of the House and secretary of the senate. Blending distinctions and disjunctions. Distinctions . In mathematics, two thing are called distinct if they are not equal . In physics, two . things are called distinct if they are not . mapped to . Appropriate Use of Public . Funds. Sabrina . Freewynn. January 22 and 23, 2015. Housekeeping . Please mute your phone. Questions. Slides will be available on HPCDP Connection. Objectives. At the end of this webinar, you will be able to:. AN . OVERVIEW. OF . JCOPE’S NEW REGULATIONS. Comprehensive Lobbying Regulations – Part 943. Corresponding Amendments to Source of Funding Regulations – Part 938. WHAT’S NEW?. EXISTING PRACTICE. Political Parties, PACs, Lobbying, and Interest Groups Political Parties What are Political Parties? Organizations of people with similar ideas that are formed to win elections. What are PACs (Political Action Committees)? 2013 Richard Foge 8 Richard Foge ’s audit report contains no findings. EMPLOYER  TN Malt Beverage Assn. REGISTRATIONS Mr. Foge registered as a lobbyist for one employer during 201 3 . Based on