Speak to An Organization or Group

Speaking about Top Three elections at a club, organization or even a company “lunch and learn” is a great way to be a messenger of non-partisan election reform with an audience that already cares about improving your community. You’re already a trusted messenger, so your audience is more inclined to listen to and care about the issues you are passionate about.

Your talk does not have to be formal. In fact, often an informal discussion is more productive because the audience can learn from you and ask questions. You know your organization and audience best. Whether you engage them with a traditional presentation or host an informal conversation, your event will likely be the first time your audience is learning about Top Three elections.