Sagac Public Affairs and Holtzman Vogel hosted a new webinar as part of the four-part series, “Election Impact 2022,” providing insight on core subjects to help you gear up for an impactful election year. Topics for the series include redistricting, fundraising and recognition, disbursement budgets and giving strategies, and electioneering solutions, each focusing on both the practical and legal considerations at hand.

On Valentine’s Day, Sagac Public Affairs hosted a new webinar, “From the Heart: A Tough Love Guide to Enhancing Success,” with Sagac’s Partners, Trey Richardson, Jeri Richardson and Dan Ekstein. They discussed frequent challenges shared by many in the PAC community and provided nine “tough love tidbits,” along with their solutions for overcoming key challenges. In this video, check out bonus content from our partners, including Q&A from the audience and favorite takeaways from the webinar.

Sagac Public Affairs hosted a new webinar to discuss frequent challenges shared by many in the PAC community. From working with others to working hard to working through emotions, Sagac’s partners, Trey Richardson, Jeri Richardson and Dan Ekstein, provided nine “tough love tidbits,” along with partner-approved solutions for getting over those hurdles and back on the path to success.

Sagac Public Affairs and Holtzman Vogel hosted a new webinar to provide practical ideas to engage your audience and encourage them to give. During our discussion moderated by Sagac’s head of account management, Kristin Morgan, Lauren Colicelli, political fundraising director at the National Association of REALTORS®, Steve Roberts, partner at Holtzman Vogel, and Daniel Walsh, political director at Dell, focused on fundraising and recognition opportunities to grow your program, legal considerations, tips for avoiding obstacles, and viable solutions for making the most of an in-person, virtual or hybrid event. Thank you to our panelists, Lauren, Dan and Steve, and the Holtzman Vogel team for their partnership.

Sagac Public Affairs and Holland & Knight hosted a new webinar to provide PAC professionals with tips for restarting or revamping their PAC programs. During our discussion moderated by Sagac partner and CBDO, Dan Ekstein, Kathryn Lehman, partner at Holland & Knight, Lacye Tennille, political director at Koch Companies Private Sector, and Ursula Wojciechowski, senior manager of political affairs at Intuit, focused on lessons learned post-January 6, how fundraising has changed and how lawmakers and PACs are adapting, and the future of PAC and political fundraising. Thank you to our panelists, Kathryn, Lacye and Ursula, and the Holland & Knight team for their partnership.

Sagac Public Affairs hosted a new webinar with election expert, political analyst and keynote speaker, Jim Ellis, president at Ellis Insight, LLC. During today’s conversation, Jim highlighted predictions for key House, Senate and gubernatorial races and touched on 2021 election results, including whether or not those are indicative of what’s to come in 2022. Jim also discussed the progress with the redistricting process and potential impacts of redistricting on the future political climate.

Sagac Public Affairs and Holtzman Vogel hosted a new webinar on the effects of redistricting and its impact on the current political climate. Sagac managing partner, Trey Richardson, joined Jason Torchinsky and Steve Roberts, partners at Holtzman Vogel, and Gene Ulm, partner at Public Opinion Strategies, for a discussion on the current state of redistricting, what it means moving forward, legal issues at play with your PAC and political programs and how to frame the message of redistricting to your audience.

Sagac Public Affairs and Holland & Knight hosted a new webinar to provide government affairs professionals with insightful information to align political advocacy with the new normal. During our discussion, Rich Gold, Partner at Holland & Knight, Rex Wackerle, Vice President & Director of Federal Affairs at Prudential Financial, and Nat Wienecke, Senior Vice President for Federal Government Relations and Political Engagement at the American Property Casualty Insurance Association, were able to shed light on how they’ve been working with their leadership teams and boards over the past 18 months, including advice on navigating your organization through the current political climate and tips for engaging senior executives in your advocacy initiatives. Thank you to our panelists, Rich, Rex and Nat, and the Holland & Knight team for their partnership.