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SUMMARY:Executives Club - Post-Election Political Horizon
DESCRIPTION:Post-Election Political Horizon\n\n\n\nWith one of the most hotly contested presidential races in our nation's history behind us\, we are now looking to the horizon at how anticipated policy changes will impact business and the economy. During the December Executives Club\, our local political pundits will share their insights about the electorate\, what new political dynamics mean for our communities and what businesses in our region should prepare for as inauguration day nears.\n\n \n\nSteve Grubbs\, \n\nVictory Enterprises \n\nSteve Grubbs founded Victory Enterprises in 1997 which specializes in comprehensive political and corporate consulting and communications. Victory Enterprises has consulted dozens of political campaigns since its inception. Steve previously served as the Chair of the Iowa Republican Party.\n\n \n\nRobin Johnson\, \n\nHost of "Talking Politics"\n\nRobin Johnson is the Host of "Talking Politics" on KBUR in Burlington\, Iowa. He's a part-time faculty member of the Political Science Department at Monmouth College and works as a political\, governmental relations and public policy consultant. \n\n \n\nEd Tibbetts\, \n\nQuad-City Times\n\nEd Tibbetts is a veteran political reporter who has covered political figures ranging from mayors to presidents. He has written extensively about Iowa's first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses\, covering every caucus since 1996. He followed the 2016 election closely as a reporter with the Quad-City Times where he also writes about demographic trends in Iowa and issues in the Quad Cities. \n\n \n\nDr. Christopher Whitt\, \n\nAssociate Professor and Chair\, \n\nDepartment of Political Science\n\nDr. Whitt is a Political Analyst for KWQC\, providing on camera analysis of political and governmental issues and consulting with producers on story ideas and angles for coverage. He also offers political analysis and commentary on the Quad Cities' NPR affiliate\, WVIK. Over the years\, Dr. Whitt has become a prominent voice in political conversation well outside the region\, even providing analysis internationally for France24's English broadcast.\n\n \n\nRegistration for this event will close at 2pm on Thursday\, December 1st but walk-in's will still be accepted at the door. Thank you in advance.\n\n \n\n*If you need any special requirements to attend this meeting please contact Megan Lovelady at mlovelady@quadcitieschamber.com*\n\n \n\nIf you are not a current Quad Cities Chamber member and are interested in attending this event\, please contact Gwen Tombergs at (563)823-2688.\n\n\n\n\n\nAnnual Sponsors: \n\n\n \n\n \n\n\n\nMonthly Sponsor:
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\nWith one of the most hotly contested presidential races in our nation'\;s history behind us\, we are now looking to the horizon at how anticipated policy changes will impact business and the economy. During the December Executives Club\, our local political pundits will share their insights about the electorate\, what new political dynamics mean for our communities and what businesses in our region should prepare for as inauguration \;day nears.
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\nSteve \;Grubbs\, \;
\nVictory Enterprises \;
\nSteve \;Grubbs \;founded Victory Enterprises in 1997 which specializes in comprehensive political and corporate consulting and communications. Victory Enterprises has consulted dozens of political campaigns since its inception. Steve previously served as the Chair of the Iowa Republican Party.
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\nRobin Johnson\, \;
\nHost of "\;Talking Politics"\;
\nRobin Johnson is the Host of "\;Talking Politics"\; on \;KBUR \;in Burlington\, Iowa. \;He'\;s a part-time faculty member of the Political Science Department at Monmouth College and works as a political\, governmental relations and public policy consultant. \;
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\nEd \;Tibbetts\, \;
\nQuad-City Times
\nEd \;Tibbetts \;is a veteran political reporter who \;has covered political figures ranging from mayors to presidents. He has written extensively about Iowa'\;s first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses\, covering every caucus since 1996. He followed the 2016 election closely as a reporter with the Quad-City Times where he also writes about demographic trends in Iowa and issues in the Quad Cities. \;
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\nDr. Christopher \;Whitt\, \;
\nAssociate Professor and Chair\, \;
\nDepartment of Political Science
\nDr. \;Whitt \;is a Political Analyst for \;KWQC\, providing on camera analysis of political and governmental issues and consulting with producers on story ideas and angles for coverage. He also offers political analysis and commentary on the Quad Cities'\; NPR affiliate\, \;WVIK. Over the years\, Dr. \;Whitt \;has become a prominent voice in political conversation well outside the region\, even providing analysis internationally for \;France24'\;s \;English broadcast.
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\nRegistration for this event will close at 2pm on Thursday\, December 1st but walk-in'\;s will still be accepted at the door. Thank you in advance.
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\n*If you need any special requirements to attend this meeting please contact Megan \;Lovelady \;at \;mlovelady@quadcitieschamber.com*
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\nIf you are not a current Quad Cities Chamber member and are interested in attending this event\, please contact Gwen \;Tombergs \;at (563)823-2688.
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