How to Run A Successful Political Campaign - Electing CPAs to Office
| CPAs have unique experience and expertise into issues such as taxes, the economy, small businesses, budgeting, financial literacy, and the long-term impact of financial decisions. This background uniquely qualifies CPAs to serve as key thought leaders in government, helping draft policies that best reflect the needs of the community and protect the public interest. |
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Electing CPAs 4 Office
An Overview of How to Start a Political Campaign
SUMMARY
In part one of "Electing CPAs to Office," CPA state lawmakers Rep. Natalie Manley (Illinois) and Rep. Cyndi Stevenson (Florida), as well as campaign fundraiser Katie Biggica, provide potential or current election candidates with information on:
- Making the Decision to Run
- Marketing Yourself as a CPA Candidate
- Hiring a Campaign Manager
- Crafting a Campaign Plan
An Overview of How to Start a Political Campaign
SUMMARY
In part two of "Electing CPAs to Office," the panelists discuss:
- Responding to Negative Media
- Campaign Finances and Fundraising
- Political Action Committees Primary vs. General Elections Compliance Laws
For more information on how CPAs can run a successful political campaign, download the brochure, "Starting an Election Campaign: A Primer for CPAs."
Topics Include:
- Why CPAs Are Prime Candidates For Office
- Making the Decision to Run
- Compliance Laws
- Hiring a Campaign Manager
- Crafting a Campaign Plan
- Social Media
- Finances
- Marketing Yourself as a CPA Candidate
- Getting Votes
