About this event:
Join Civitas for Lunch!
With election season in full swing, it is imperative elected officials and the public stay informed about the issues that most concern North Carolina likely voters. Join Civitas president Col. Francis De Luca, along with special guest Marc Rotterman, as they discuss where North Carolinians stand on the issues that matter most.
Marc Rotterman
Marc Rotterman has unique abilities when it comes to understanding how public policy intersects with politics, and his involvement is extensive. In 1980, Marc Rotterman worked on the national campaign for Reagan for President, and served as an assistant to then Governor Reagan’s Domestic Policy Advisor Martin Anderson. After the Presidential campaign of 1980, Rotterman was asked to join the Reagan Transition Team as Special Assistant to Domestic Policy adviser. In 1981 Rotterman joined the Reagan Administration at the Department of Transportation and was there during one of defining moments of Reagan’s presidency — the Air Traffic controllers strike.
In 1990, Rotterman was asked to help to start a new public policy organization, the John Locke Foundation, a non-profit think-tank based in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he served as the founding President until 1996. Today Marc Rotterman is a conservative ad maker who has worked on numerous campaigns. Rotterman currently serves as Senior Fellow at the John Locke Foundation. He is member of the Reagan Alumni Association and the former Treasurer of the American Conservative Union.
In addition, Marc is the Host of “Front Row” a new public policy and politics show on the NC Channel.
Date: Thursday, May 26th, 2016
Time: 11:45am – 1:00pm
Location: DoubleTree by Hilton, 1707 Hillsborough St. Raleigh, NC 27605
Civitas polling examines voter opinion on the most significant and current issues such as government spending, state debt, health care, energy, social policy, election reform, and much more. Additionally, Civitas polling measures approval ratings for national and state leaders, gauging voter sentiment on elected officials. As the only regular live-caller polls in North Carolina since 2005, Civitas polls have become a trusted source of information across the state.
Jay DeLancy says
Marc Rotterman has a fabulous resume of getting good conservatives elected in North Carolina. I’m looking forward to meeting him…finally!!!
Diane Rufino says
Hey Jay, are you going next week – May 26th? Karen and I will see you there. Can’t wait !!
Anthony says
Note: This not receive postcard notice this month, please check why,
enrolled this AM,
Anthony