The November election is just a few weeks away, and Leadership Oakland is partnering with state and local leaders to present our October Breakfast of Champions event, Michigan 2024: Navigating Elections and Voting Trends.
This event, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. on Oct. 15, will feature an engaging panel discussion regarding the state of our elections and voting trends featuring Aghogho Edevbie, Michigan Deputy Secretary of State; David Dulio, Distinguished Professor of the Political Science Department and Director of the Center for Civic Engagement at Oakland University; and Melanie Ryska, Clerk of Sterling Heights and President of Michigan Association of Municipal Clerks.
Tina Barton, a respected figure in election administration and former Rochester Hills City Clerk, will moderate the panel.
“We are excited to be able to host this timely and important event in advance of the November election,” said Susan Hollady, Executive Director of Leadership Oakland. “This election is of the utmost importance, and empowering our local leaders with the very best information is critical – and will hopefully translate into more awareness and knowledge of this process.”
Held at Walsh College in Troy, this dynamic conversation will delve into the current landscape of our elections. These experts will share insights on voting options and processes, provide information about challenges facing our election officials, and discuss solutions to enhance voter engagement and trust. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from leaders at the forefront of our elections.
This event promises to offer a comprehensive view of Michigan’s electoral landscape, from policy and trends to on-the-ground implementation.
Tickets are $35 for LOAA members and $45 for the general public.
About Leadership Oakland
Established in 1990, Leadership Oakland is a 501 (c)(3) organization focused on business and community leadership development. The organization provides a nine-month Cornerstone Program to participants from businesses, organizations, and governmental agencies that are selected based on an application process. Leadership Oakland graduates are key business and community leaders serving as catalysts on boards of various organizations throughout the region.