*Full participation in the program is applicable for 1.25 GPCI Education points. Scroll down for details.
A guide to applying for limited project funding directly through members of Congress and State Legislatures.
While earmarks are not a guaranteed source of funding, they may complement organizations' existing funding streams. They are also an opportunity to build relationships and support with your local representatives. In this webinar, learn how to: formulate your plan; ask for and schedule meetings; make the ask.
SPEAKER:
Pernell Brice, III, MPA. Vice President, Policy and Advocacy, Children's Health Fund (CHF.) Pernell Brice oversees CHF’s public policy, government affairs, and advocacy agendas. Through coordination and collaboration, Pernell directs CHF’s relationship with advocacy groups, health provider organizations, and public and private entities. He is focused on elevating and expanding access to healthcare at the local, state, and federal levels.
Pernell has had a 20+ year career in the philanthropic and research consulting arenas leading public/private ventures impacting communities regionally and across the country. He began his career in politics as an opposition researcher for President Clinton, followed by experiences as a staffer for former New Jersey United States Senator Robert Torricelli and a lobbyist for Manatt, Phelps, Phelps & Phillips. He studied at Duke University and the University of Pennsylvania's Fels Center of Government.
Schedule:
- 11:45 am: Announcements & Networking
- 12 noon – 1:15 PM: Program
Cost:
- Non-members: $30
- Members: FREE! Join GPLH today and attend this event for free!
*Grant Professionals of Lower Hudson is a provider of presentations that have been accepted into the GPCI Accepted Education Program.
Full participation in the above outlined presentation is applicable for indicated GPCI Education Points towards acquiring the GPC (Grant Professional Certified) or maintaining the GPC certification.
GPCI administers the GPC, an accredited certification program that measures an individual’s ability to provide quality grant-related services within an ethical framework. GPCI accomplishes its mission through the identification of grant professionals who display outstanding expertise and ethical practices as measured by a psychometrically valid and reliable assessment tool. To learn more about GPCI, visit https://www.grantcredential.org.
