Should You Embrace Elections And Voting As A Cause?

Recorded Webinar

April 27, 2022

After the 2020 election, the Bipartisan Policy Center convened a group of Fortune 500 business leaders to talk about the role of companies in election and voting issues and what resources leaders needed to engage purposefully and successfully. In this webinar, you’ll hear from you’ll hear from Bipartisan Policy Center’s Tycely Williams and Matthew Weil, as well as Prudential Financial‘s Sarah Keh. They share learnings from that group and advise on how corporate social impact professionals can apply them to make a difference.

You Will Learn:

How to determine whether your company should engage in election and voting issues
How to better understand the national political and policy landscape
What are top action items to consider for engaging in election and voting issues

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Sarah Keh

Vice President, Inclusive Solutions, Prudential Financial

Sarah S. Keh is a vice president of Inclusive Solutions at Prudential Financial. In her current role, she leads strategic philanthropy and partnerships to help advance the company’s commitment to inclusive economic growth. She oversees strategies to expand work and wealth opportunities for financially vulnerable populations, build inclusive and equitable communities, advance racial equity and justice, and support disaster response and recovery efforts.

Matthew Weil

Director of the Elections Project

Matthew Weil is director of the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Elections Project where he is responsible for all of the organization’s voting-related policy development efforts at the state and federal level, the Business Alliance for Effective Democracy, and collaborations with social media platforms to provide authoritative election information to voters.

Tycely Williams, CFRE

Chief Development Officer, Bipartisan Policy Center

Tycely Williams, CFRE, is the Chief Development Officer at the Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington, DC-based think tank. In her more than 20-year career she has inspired individuals and institutions to invest more than $135 million dollars in charitable causes.

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