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SUMMARY:FUEL of Loveland Leveraging Local Leaders - Tom Lucero
DESCRIPTION:The future of Colorado and its regional economies depends upon policies enacted at the state and local government levels. L3 recruits\, trains\, and educates citizens with a shared vision for a strong\, responsible\, and vital economic future.\n\nEspecially in the last several years\, policy in Colorado has trended toward increased decision-making at the local level. While the state is still very much involved\, many decisions about your city and county fall under "local control."\n\nTom will be sharing about the local politics and ideas of how you can be informed on what is going on to help you make a decision on voting what is best for you and for our local politics. He will also show opportunities where you can get involved. \n\nWe would love to have you join us for some informational political talk\, where we can all learn how we can make a difference. \n\nIn 2019\, Tom Lucero and Leah Johnson forged a partnership with the understanding that they will likely disagree at times - but when they do\, they can still work together. Disagreement does not preclude civil discourse\, conversations\, and solutions. They firmly believe in the Tip O'Neill/Ronald Reagan school of politics - where you can disagree like heck and still be friends. Together\, in partnership with BizWest\, Tom and Leah launched a nonpartisan candidate training to help mentor and elevate the next generation of elected officials in northern Colorado. They aim to think and act differently in the spirit of collaboration\, problem-solving\, and pragmatic leadership in order to keep our regional economy strong for generations to come. Both having been elected officials themselves (on opposite sides of the aisle)\, Leah and Tom know the importance of training our elected officials on regional issues before they take office\, and the need to promote civil discourse that promotes pragmatic\, solutions-based leadership.\n\nDoesn't matter what side of the political board you are on\, we would love to have you join us for some informational political talk\, where we can all learn about current policies as well as how we can make a difference.
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\n\nThe future of Colorado and its regional economies depends upon policies enacted at the state and local government levels. L3 recruits\, trains\, and educates citizens with a shared vision for a strong\, responsible\, and vital economic future.
\n\nEspecially in the last several years\, policy in Colorado has trended toward increased decision-making at the local level. While the state is still very much involved\, many decisions about your city and county fall under &ldquo\;local control.&rdquo\;
\n\nTom will be sharing about the local politics and ideas of how you can be informed on what is going on to help you make a decision on voting what is best for you and for our local politics. He will also show opportunities where you can get involved.
\n\nWe would love to have you join us for some informational political talk\, where we can all learn how we can make a difference.
\n\nIn 2019\, Tom Lucero and Leah Johnson forged a partnership with the understanding that they will likely disagree at times - but when they do\, they can still work together. Disagreement does not preclude civil discourse\, conversations\, and solutions. They firmly believe in the Tip O&rsquo\;Neill/Ronald Reagan school of politics - where you can disagree like heck and still be friends. Together\, in partnership with BizWest\, Tom and Leah launched a nonpartisan candidate training to help mentor and elevate the next generation of elected officials in northern Colorado. They aim to think and act differently in the spirit of collaboration\, problem-solving\, and pragmatic leadership in order to keep our regional economy strong for generations to come. Both having been elected officials themselves (on opposite sides of the aisle)\, Leah and Tom know the importance of training our elected officials on regional issues before they take office\, and the need to promote civil discourse that promotes pragmatic\, solutions-based leadership.
\n\nDoesn'\;t matter what side of the political board you are on\, we would love to have you join us for some informational political talk\, where we can all learn about current policies as well as how we can make a difference.
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LOCATION:Loveland Chamber 5400 Stone Creek Circle
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DTSTAMP:20260508T072526Z
URL:https://business.loveland.org/events/details/fuel-of-loveland-leveraging-local-leaders-tom-lucero-23862
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