Subject: INVITE: Brief the Next President
From: "Jim Doyle, Business Forward" <[email-masked]>
To: "Hunter + 1 Biden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2019 21:37:17 +0000

Sign up for Business Forward briefings with presidential candidates. http://bit.ly/2DluMNB

Hunter + 1,

Business leaders like you deal with America's crumbling infrastructure, incoherent tax laws, and rising health care costs every day. Your experience should inform every decision the next President makes.

But you've got a business to run, and it's hard to meet a candidate, let alone brief them on ways to help small businesses like yours. A crowded field will make it even harder.

The answer? Work with Business Forward and 100,00+ business leaders across the country, brief multiple candidates, and share your policy recommendations with local media, state and local officials, and Congress.

We cannot wait for our major parties to nominate their respective candidates. Business leaders need to recommend workable solutions throughout the primary process, reaching as many candidates as possible, offering as much detail as possible, and involving as many local leaders as possible.

Business Forward is organizing conference call briefings, local events, and training webinars with presidential candidates, their staff, and other policymakers likely to shape the 2020 race.

YES, I WANT TO ADVISE THE NEXT PRESIDENT http://bit.ly/2DluMNB

Join us for Solutions 2020: Real-world Recommendations for the New Congress and the Next President, which launches this month with Senator Kamala Harris, Congressman John Delaney, investor, philanthropist, and activist Tom Steyer, and other policymakers shaping the 2020 campaign.

Our first briefing will be with Congressman John Delaney on Thursday, February 14 at 1:00 pm EST. When signed up, you will receive invitations to upcoming Solutions 2020 conference calls, local events, and training webinars.

Join Solutions 2020 to brief presidential candidates. http://bit.ly/2DluMNB

We look forward to working with you.

Sincerely,
Jim Doyle
President