Description

Are you curious about how Arizona lawmakers might shape the future of your cause or organization? Join Brandy Petrone, Senior Associate at Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs, for an insider’s look at the 2025 legislative session. Brandy will provide an overview of the key policy issues dominating the state Capitol and offer insights into the key figures influencing decisions, from Governor Katie Hobbs to legislative leaders and influential advocates. She will break down the complex legislative process and highlight important bills and state budget priorities that could impact the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. This session will arm you with the knowledge needed to navigate the political landscape and advocate effectively for your mission. 

Key Takeaways: 

• Understand the major issues and bills to watch in the 2025 Arizona legislative session. 
• Learn about the key figures driving policy decisions in Arizona’s state government. 
• Gain practical insights on how to advocate for your cause and influence state-level policy. 
• Discover the budget priorities that could impact nonprofits and philanthropy in Arizona.

Cost:

Members: $0

Prospective Members: $30

• *In many cases membership may be less the cost of a few workshops, and provide a lot more benefits to you and your organization, please contact Member Services for more information and potentially check out this event at no cost - membership@azimpactforgood.org.

Meet our Speaker:

Brandy Petrone, Senior Associate, Goodman Schwartz

Brandy Petrone has been representing and assisting Goodman Schwartz’s private and public-sector clients at the state and local level since 2006. Prior to joining the firm, Brandy worked in the nonpartisan Research Staff Department of the Arizona State Senate, staffing the Commerce and Economic Development, Appropriations and Health committees. Brandy holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, with an emphasis in International Marketing, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish, both from Northern Arizona University.