Tag: Crucial Conversation

Don’t miss tomorrow’s Crucial Conversation luncheon

March 26, 2012 at 8:25 amCategory:Uncategorized

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Do you still think of lotteries and casinos as essentially harmless enterprises? If so, you owe it to yourself to attend tomorow’s Crucial Conversation luncheon:When government promotes gambling: A budget solution or state sponsored exploitation?”

National expert Les Bernal of the nonprofit advocacy group, Stop Predatory Gambling will have some hair-raising stories to share that may cause you to reexamine some of your beliefs on this issue. Please join us for this important event.

Some seats are still available. register today. If you want to attend but not eat, are having trouble registering, or have any other questions, call Rob Schofield at 919-861-2065 or email me at rob@ncpolicywatch.com.

Hope to seee you tomorrow!

Don’t forget this Thursday’s lunch with Jensen and Fitzsimon

January 30, 2012 at 8:39 amCategory:Uncategorized

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North Carolinians who want to be “in the know” at this wild, crazy and important moment in state politics won’t want to miss this Thursday’s  NC Policy Watch Crucial Conversation luncheon featuring North Carolina’s leading pollster and top political commentator.

Don’t miss this chance to get the latest scoop on what the next several months will hold. Register today- Seats are going fast.

Perdue news: Another reason to come to next week’s luncheon

January 26, 2012 at 9:37 amCategory:Uncategorized

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If you haven’t already signed up, this morning’s news that Gov. Perdue may not seek a second term ought to provide you with all the impetus you need to come to next week’s NC Policy Watch Crucial Conversation luncheon featuring North Carolina’s leading pollster and top political commentator.

Don’t miss this chance to get the latest scoop on what the next several months will hold. Register today- Seats are going fast.

Don’t miss next week’s Crucial Conversation

January 24, 2012 at 1:43 pmCategory:Uncategorized

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The coming political year: What will happen? What should happen?

It looks like 2012 is going to be one heck of a year in North Carolina politics and public policy — maybe one for the ages.

Between the General Assembly’s “midnight madness” fiasco, other special legislative sessions, a statewide vote on a constitutional amendment to restrict marriage, a presidential primary, a court fight over redistricting, a legislative “short session,” chronic economic and fiscal crises, a presidential/ gubernatorial/ council of state/ legislative election and the most aggressively reactionary state legislature in decades, it’s hard to imagine how things could be much crazier.

So what does public opinion tells us is going to happen? What ought to happen?

Don’t miss a chance to gather some answers to these questions from two of the state’s leading experts. Join us at noon on Thursday, February 2, for a Crucial Conversation lunch featuring: Tom Jensen of Public Policy Polling and our own Chris Fitzsimon.

Click here for more details.

Last call for next Monday’s Crucial Conversations in Asheville and Boone

December 8, 2011 at 1:36 pmCategory:Uncategorized

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A final reminder about next Monday’s Policy Watch events in Western NC — Here are the details:

Event #1 – Asheville

When: Monday December 12 at 12:00 noon. Lunches will be available at 11:45 and the program will start at noon.

Where: Unitarian Universalist Church of Asheville, One Edwin Place, Asheville, NC 28801 – http://www.uuasheville.org/  -  Click here for a map and directions

Cost: $10  -  Admission includes a box lunch.
Space is limited – pre-registration required.

Click here to register for the Asheville event.

Event #2 – Boone

When: Monday December 12 at 7:00 p.m. Light refreshments will be available.

Where:  Cooperative Extension Agricultural Conference Center, 252 Poplar Grove Rd,, Boone, NC 28607
Click here for directions.

Admission is free, but space is limited – pre-registration is required.

Click here to register for the Boone event.

Questions?? Contact Rob Schofield at 919-861-2065 or rob@ncpolicywatch.com.