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FWB Chamber to host ‘Campaign School & Community Leadership Training’ program

Offers guidance on how to prepare to run for office in the future and provide training on how to run winning campaigns.

Jared Williams

The Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Florida Institute for Political Leadership (FIPL), an initiative by the Florida Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a virtual Campaign School & Community Leadership Training September 21 – 23, from 5:30pm – 8:00pm.

This no-cost and nonpartisan 3-day program is open to everyone and recommended for elected officials, current or future candidates, campaign workers, and anyone interested in serving in an appointed position.

FIPL Campaign School & Leadership Trainings provide a comprehensive briefing on:

Emerging local and state issues
Teach attendees local opportunities are available for appointed or elected positions
Offer guidance on how to prepare to run for office in the future
And provide training on how to run winning campaigns

Presenters include state and local political experts, elected officials, university professors, and community leaders.

WHAT: FIPL Campaign School & Community Leadership Training
WHERE: Register online at www.fipl.org/register
WHEN: September 21 – 23
TIME: 5:30pm – 8:00pm (CST) each day

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