From the League of Woman Voters Newton…
Are you campaigning for public office? Are you helping someone run for office? Participate in an informative and practical workshop on how campaigns can work with various media just in time for the November election! Don’t Just Stand There…RUN: Candidates and the Media on Monday, Sept. 21, 2015 from 7-9 p.m. at the Auburndale Community Library, 375 Auburn Street, Auburndale.
Bring your questions for the following panelists:
Barbara Brilliant, President of Brilliant Communications, a public speaking and media training company in Newton, and award-winning radio and talk show host
Andy Levin, Editor of the Newton TAB
Lisa Mirabile, founder of Tech-Tamer, a website development company based in Newton
Greg Reibman, President of the Newton-Needham Chamber of Commerce, Village 14 founder and former Newton TAB Publisher
This event is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Newton, Village14.com, and the Newton-Needham Chamber. Contact the League of Women Voters of Newton for more information at [email protected] or 617-383-4598.
I was honored to be a member of a similar panel for the League earlier this year but that was before many of our current candidates stepped forward and before we knew for certain there would be a Charter Commission election. I’m glad the League is putting together this second program with additional panelists.
Looking forward to it!
So am I!
I am just now joining the official pool of charter commission candidates, and am extremely grateful to the LWVN and to the panelists for sharing their candid and good natured insights last night. Thanks to the other candidates also – it was great to have a chance to talk.
Welcome Karen.
@Karen, welcome aboard!
Last night’s session was very interesting and it is nice to have the LWVN providing these forums.
Welcome, Karen!
Last night’s session was great. Very helpful.
Karen, Welcome to the race! I am really excited about such a strong pool of candidates.
I really appreciate it, everyone … and Rhanna, – agreed!
Did any of these panelists ever run for public office?