Keynote Dr. Ron Faucheux, Sustainable Strategies & the Politics
Dr. Ron Faucheux, one of America's top political and public affairs analysts, addressed NARC members on Presidential primary “Super Tuesday,” when more than twenty states held primaries, to shed some light on the possible outcome of the 2008 Presidential election and its impacts our sustainability as a nation. Faucheux’s presentation, “Sustainable Strategies and the Political Landscape: Perspectives on the 2008 Presidential Election,” focused on electoral trends, history and hot political issues that will affect the election process and candidate survival.
About Dr. Faucheux:
Dr. Faucheux is a contributor-at-Large for Campaigns & Elections magazine – a nonpartisan publication he previously published and edited – and writes a column on politics and public opinion.
He is also currently the head of government affairs for the American Institute of Architects and is the author of the acclaimed book for candidates, “Running for Office; editor of The Debate Book,” a manual of standards and guidelines for political debates; and editor of “Winning Elections,” a treasure chest of the best campaign advice ever published.
He's handled 116 candidate and issue campaigns as a media consultant and campaign strategist. He's worked on a wide range of issue advocacy, association, corporate and grassroots lobbying campaigns. He's trained thousands of political candidates, issue advocates, corporate executives and association leaders. The campaign "message development" process he created has been used successfully by many campaigns, large and small, around the world.
Since the early 1990s, he's made over 350 national television appearances and has anchored his own national cable TV news show. His network appearances have included the News Hour with Jim Lehrer, The Lou Dobbs Show on CNN, ABC's Nightline, NBC's The Today Show and ABC's Good Morning America.
He teaches courses in Campaign Management and Running For Office at The Graduate School of Political Management at
He was elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives at 25 - at the time the legislature's youngest member. He was re-elected twice, once with 84 percent of the vote and once without opposition. He also served as state Secretary of Commerce.
Dr. Faucheux holds degrees from
For more information on Dr. Faucheux, please visit his website at www.faucheux.com.
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