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Our Speakers
Mark Rountree - President, Landmark Communications
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Mark Rountree is President and CEO of Landmark Communications, Inc., a strategic planning and political consulting firm based in Duluth, Georgia.
Since the company's inception in January 1991 Landmark has become Georgia's largest political consulting firm, having been hired to run and/or advise candidates in over 600 primaries, runoffs, special elections, referendums and general elections at all levels of government in most counties of the state.
Rountree is regularly quoted in publications and media including the ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION, MORRIS PUBLISHING NEWSPAPERS, and the FULTON COUNTY DAILY REPORT. He was named to GEORGIA TREND MAGAZINE'S 2005 list of Georgia's "40 under 40 Best and Brightest". He has appeared as a commentator for FOX NEWS on THE BRIT HUME SPECIAL REPORT and for FOX 5 NEWS Atlanta.
Topics Include: Campaign Plans and Strategy and Advertising Your Message
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Virgina Galloway- Grassroots Coordinator for Americans For Prosperity
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Virginia Galloway is currently serving as the Grassroots Coordinator for Americans For Prosperity, Georgia, a job she describes as a perfect fit. She is no stranger to the grassroots philosophy, having worked in both volunteer and salaried positions on numerous political campaigns from local to statewide to federal, off and on since she was 3 years old. Virginia served as Chairman of the Paulding County Republican Party for 6 years, and was elected by her fellow county Party Chairmen 3 times to the GA Republican Executive Committee as Chairman of the Over 80,000 population counties.
Virginia belongs to the Rotary Club of Dallas GA and Austell First Baptist Church. She serves on the Board for the Georgia Dept. of Driver Services. She and her family are active participants in the Paulding Republican Party and Virginia is on the County, District, and State Committee.
Topics include: federal, state, and local fiscal policy, spending reform, effective grassroots strategy, working with the media, growing your local Party, working cooperatively with other Republican groups.
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