February 20, 2012
A Press Release from Lowman S. Henry
lhenry@lincolninstitute.org
Harrisburg, PA -- Former Presidential candidate Herman Cain, Pennsylvania Lt. Governor James Cawley, and film producer Ann McElhinney will join the line-up of featured speakers at the 2012 Pennsylvania Leadership Conference to be held March 23-24 at the Radisson Penn Harris Convention Center in Camp Hill (Harrisburg), Pennsylvania.
Herman Cain has launched the Cain Solutions Revolution in which his mission is exactly the same as that which drove his presidential campaign. That is to empower the American people to demand and drive solutions to the problems that threaten America's future. The Cain Solutions Revolution is focusing on reform of the federal tax code, energy independence, monetary reform, regulatory reform and peace through strength and clarity.
Jim Cawley serves as the 32nd Lt. Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Since his election in 2010, Lt. Governor Cawley has taken on a workload and a higher profile than most lieutenant governors in recent history. Last year, Governor Corbett set up the Marcellus Shale Advisory Commission and appointed Lt. Governor Cawley to lead the panel with the mission to develop a plan for the responsible development of natural gas in Pennsylvania. The Governor also asked Lt. Governor Cawley to head up the effort to help Pennsylvanians recover from the flood waters caused by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee.
Ann McElhinney is an Irish journalist and documentary film maker. Her work examining the real life costs of environmental policies has outraged many in the environmentalist movement. In 2009, she produced and directed Not Evil Just Wrong, a film which critiqued concerns about global warming. Previously, she produced and directed Mine Your Own Business (2006) - the first documentary that asks difficult questions of the environmental movement. Her upcoming film is FrackNation, a film that will look behind the exaggerations and tell the truth about fracking.
These speakers are just the latest additions to a growing program of activities planned for the 2012 Pennsylvania Leadership Conference. The premier annual gathering of conservatives each year in Pennsylvania will also feature a keynote speech by Fox News Senior Political Analyst Brit Hume. Grover Norquist from Americans for Tax Reform and Human Events White House correspondent and political editor John Gizzi have also been announced as speakers. Candidates for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senator will debate at the conference luncheon on Saturday, March 24th.
Four interactive panel presentations will constitute the policy core of the conference with topics set to include: Right-Sizing State Government; Marcellus: How Shale We Proceed; Obama's Regulatory Overkill; and Reagan-izing the PA GOP. The Constitution Organization of Liberty (COOL) will present a pre-conference seminar on the Bill of Rights. Also scheduled for Friday morning, March 23rd, is an activist training workshop conducted by the Americans for Prosperity Foundation and the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity.
Registration and complete information on the 2012 Pennsylvania Leadership Conference
is now available at www.paleadershipconference.org.
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Dick Morris to address Pennsylvania Leadership Conference April 16
Taking Back Our State and Nation
Conservative activists to gather April 16-17 for 2010 PA Leadership Conference
(Harrisburg, PA) - Activists from across the state will gather April 16th and 17th for the 21st annual Pennsylvania Leadership Conference. The premiere annual gathering for conservatives each year, the 2010 conference will focus on the nuts and bolts of building winning coalitions, activist training, issue education, and networking.
"The past year has seen a dramatic rise in citizen participation in government and politics," said Lowman S. Henry, President of the Pennsylvania Leadership Council. "But, the time has come to capture the energy generated from TEA rallies and other similar events and put it into action. That is where the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference comes in - this is the place where activists new and veteran, young and old, regardless of the issues that interest them, can meet their fellow activists from across the state, be trained by top campaign operatives, learn more about the issues from policy experts, and hear from prominent national and statewide speakers."
Leading the list of featured speakers is Fox News analyst and best-selling author Dick Morris. Morris will speak at the conference's main dinner event along with U.S. Senatorial candidate Pat Toomey. Featured speakers include Kellyanne Conway of the Polling Company, Phyllis Schlafly of Eagle Forum, Human Events political editor John Gizzi, Tim Phillips of Americans for Prosperity, state house Republican Whip Mike Turzai, along with gubernatorial candidates Tom Corbett and Sam Rohrer.
This year's issue panels include: Polishing the Apple: Improving Public Education moderated by Simon Campbell of Stop Teacher Strikes; State Spending: Going for Broke moderated by Gene Barr of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business & Industry; Building a Coalition that Wins with WSBA-AM talk show host Gary Sutton as moderator; Beyond Corruption: Transparency, Accountability and Reform moderated by columnist Chris Friend; and Michael Geer of the Pennsylvania Family Institute will moderate a panel entitled Marriage and More.
A three-hour campaign training workshop facilitated by Ryan Shafik of Rockwood Strategies and Ned Ryun of American Majority will kick-off the conference. A record number of nearly 50 organizations will exhibit at the conference, which will also include a book signing opportunity with Dick Morris and Pat Toomey.
The 2010 Pennsylvania Leadership Conference is open to the public. Individual registration is $85.00, double registrations are $150.00. Registration for the conference includes admission to the Friday evening dinner, Saturday morning breakfast, Saturday luncheon, all panel presentations, workshops and the exhibit area. The only separately ticketed part of the event is the pre-dinner reception with Dick Morris. Reception tickets are an additional $100.00 fee.
Complete information, the conference agenda, and registration for the 2010 Pennsylvania Leadership Conference is available on the conference web site: www.paleadershipconference.org.
Conservative activists to gather April 16-17 for 2010 PA Leadership Conference
(Harrisburg, PA) - Activists from across the state will gather April 16th and 17th for the 21st annual Pennsylvania Leadership Conference. The premiere annual gathering for conservatives each year, the 2010 conference will focus on the nuts and bolts of building winning coalitions, activist training, issue education, and networking.
"The past year has seen a dramatic rise in citizen participation in government and politics," said Lowman S. Henry, President of the Pennsylvania Leadership Council. "But, the time has come to capture the energy generated from TEA rallies and other similar events and put it into action. That is where the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference comes in - this is the place where activists new and veteran, young and old, regardless of the issues that interest them, can meet their fellow activists from across the state, be trained by top campaign operatives, learn more about the issues from policy experts, and hear from prominent national and statewide speakers."
Leading the list of featured speakers is Fox News analyst and best-selling author Dick Morris. Morris will speak at the conference's main dinner event along with U.S. Senatorial candidate Pat Toomey. Featured speakers include Kellyanne Conway of the Polling Company, Phyllis Schlafly of Eagle Forum, Human Events political editor John Gizzi, Tim Phillips of Americans for Prosperity, state house Republican Whip Mike Turzai, along with gubernatorial candidates Tom Corbett and Sam Rohrer.
This year's issue panels include: Polishing the Apple: Improving Public Education moderated by Simon Campbell of Stop Teacher Strikes; State Spending: Going for Broke moderated by Gene Barr of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business & Industry; Building a Coalition that Wins with WSBA-AM talk show host Gary Sutton as moderator; Beyond Corruption: Transparency, Accountability and Reform moderated by columnist Chris Friend; and Michael Geer of the Pennsylvania Family Institute will moderate a panel entitled Marriage and More.
A three-hour campaign training workshop facilitated by Ryan Shafik of Rockwood Strategies and Ned Ryun of American Majority will kick-off the conference. A record number of nearly 50 organizations will exhibit at the conference, which will also include a book signing opportunity with Dick Morris and Pat Toomey.
The 2010 Pennsylvania Leadership Conference is open to the public. Individual registration is $85.00, double registrations are $150.00. Registration for the conference includes admission to the Friday evening dinner, Saturday morning breakfast, Saturday luncheon, all panel presentations, workshops and the exhibit area. The only separately ticketed part of the event is the pre-dinner reception with Dick Morris. Reception tickets are an additional $100.00 fee.
Complete information, the conference agenda, and registration for the 2010 Pennsylvania Leadership Conference is available on the conference web site: www.paleadershipconference.org.
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