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Dear Friends,

We have the following virtual events on tap for you in the coming weeks.  They are free and open to all.  Invite friends and colleagues – the more the merrier.

Friday, April 1st 1pm ET – Energy Department’s Jigar Shah on our Clean Energy Future – Please join us for a discussion with Jigar Shah, Director of the Loans Program Office of the Department of Energy.  The Loan Programs office is on the front lines of financing tech innovation here critical to accelerating the energy revolution the US and the world so desperately needs. To date, the Loan Programs Office has issued more than $35 billion of loans and loan guarantees for more 30 projects and has a proven track record including transforming existing energy infrastructure, reviving nuclear construction, accelerating growth of utility-scale solar and wind, expanding domestic manufacturing of electric vehicles, and improving the lives of all Americans by catalyzing new energy technology and creating jobs. Read more about LPO's HistoryPortfolio, and Technology Sectors it has supported.  Jigar is an old friend, and considered by many to a true visionary in this space.  RSVP here.  Via Zoom.  Learn more about Jigar here.  

Friday, April 8th 1230pm –With Democrats Things Get Better – Join us for our monthly showing of our signature presentation, With Democrats Things Get Better.  It’s a 30-minute data filled journey through American politics since the Cold War ended and a new political age began.  And what the data shows, not surprisingly, is that during this period when Democrats were in power the US had strong, sustained job and GDP growth, booming stock markets, rising incomes and wages; and when Republicans have come to power, we’ve had 3 consecutive recessions, two very severe, and debilitating deficits.  The fundamental contrast between Democratic growth and progress versus GOP recession and decline that emerges from the presentation is very stark, and critical to understanding where we are in American politics today.  You can sign up for the 1230 pm ET Zoom-based presentation here.

To prep for the presentation, you can learn more about the big arguments behind With Dems here and check out our recent work on selling the Biden Boom here. Perhaps the most remarkable stat from the deck – of the 43 million jobs created in the US since 1989, 41 million – 95% - have been created with Democrats in the White House.

Tue, April 19th 1pm ET – Tomicah Tilleman on Web3 – Join us for what promises to be a lively and fascinating deep dive on Web3 with Tomicah Tilleman, who is emerging as a critical early thought leader in this promising new area.  We will be talking about bitcoin for Ukraine, the President’s new executive order and much much more.  Don’t miss this one! RSVP here.   

Tomicah Tillemann is the Global Chief Policy Officer at Katie Haun's new firm.  Previously, Tomicah was a partner and Global Head of Policy for the crypto team at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), where he builds public policy architecture to support the next generation of the internet. Tomicah served as Senior Advisor to two secretaries of state, leading a team of experts that built 20 major initiatives in 55 countries. He joined the State Department in 2009 as Hillary Clinton's speechwriter and spent four years on the staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee working with Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and John Kerry.  Tomicah is a co-holder of four patents. He received his B.A. magna cum laude from Yale University and holds a Ph.D. with distinction from the School for Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.

- Simon, Georgia, and the rest of the NDN Team

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                 

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