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2006
News
12/19
James Fadim joined Merit School
of Music's Business Advisory Council.
11/20
Kevin Conlon authored an
article advising non-profits on adapting winning strategies
of political campaigns for their own purposes.
11/14
Kevin Conlon co-led a discussion series for the Chicago
chapter of the American
Constitution Society for Law and Policy with David C.
Jacobson, Partner, Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, LLP. Conlon
and Jacobson discussed The 2006 Election: What
Happened and Where Do We Go From Here?
11/07
The
Illinois Chapter of American
Board of Trial Advocates unanimously selects Judge
Stuart A. Nudelman as Judge of the Year for 2006.
11/1
Conlon Public Strategies hosted a fundraiser for Tammy
Duckworth, Democratic Candidate - Illinois 6th Congressional
District. Special guests included U.S. Senators Richard
Durbin (IL) and Evan Bayh (IN), DNC Chairman Howard Dean, and
Cook County President Bobbie Steele.
10/23
Conlon Public Strategies hosted a reception for the DNC
Trailblazers Council with U.S. Senator John Kerry.
9/18 Kevin Conlon is elected Vice Chair of the
Great Books Foundation.
Founded in 1947, the
Great Books Foundation was established to encourage
lifelong learning for all citizens. A non-profit
organization, the foundation helps people of all ages
make reading and discussing literature a lifelong source
of personal growth and social and civic involvement.
8/30 Conlon Public Strategies is honored
to welcome Retired Judge Stuart Nudelman to the firm as Senior
Advisor.
8/24 Current Conlon Public Strategies
client, RealBenefits, and past Conlon Public Strategies
client, Chicago Rehab
Network, are among nine international winners of the
first annual
MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions.
RealBenefits
combines the use of Internet technology with outreach and
advocacy to change the way low-income households learn about
and enroll in the public benefits programs.
8/23 Dominic Belmonte, President and
CEO of the Golden Apple Foundation, is profiled in
Crain's Chicago Business.
Founded in 1985, the
Golden Apple Foundation advances the teaching profession
in Illinois through a number of
distinguished programs including Golden Apple Awards for
Excellence in Teaching, Golden Apple Scholars of Illinois,
and the Golden Apple Teacher Education Program (GATE) to
name a few.
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