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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2024 · 33 MIN

CNCT: Curating the Next Generation of Political Leaders

from The Boomer Effect · host The Boomer Effect with Jerry and Rose

Jerry and Rose are joined by David Tennent, Founder of Capitol CNCT, a Washington D.C. based company looking to curate the next generation of political leaders in Washington. CNCT does this through fostering community and promoting professional development. As a former Congressional staffer, David realized there was a lack of opportunity for staffers to communicate and collaborate with one another. He founded CNCT in an effort to offer staffers the resources and opportunities necessary to affect change and make a greater impact on the Hill. We dive into polling data that paints a picture of how these future political leaders feel about today’s trending political topics. CNCT offers great insights through its weekly polling called CAPITOL PULSE. The results may surprise you and are discussed in this episode. CNCT has provided a platform for the next generation of leaders in DC to discover what they have in common and focus their intentions on that. Key is communicating and connecting beyond partisan lines. To receive more information or subscribe to CNCT newsletter visit: https://www.capitolcnct.com

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