Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Monday, August 29, 2011
Pepper on Agenda at October 4th Senate Bill 5 Issue Forum
From: Blatz, Jennifer [mailto:BlatzJ@strivenetwork.org]
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 11:29 AM
To: garygreenberg@drgfirm.com
Subject: Update on October 4th Senate Bill 5 Issue Forum
Dear Mr. Greenberg and Mr. Pepper:
I hope this email finds you both well. I wanted to take a moment to provide an update on the planning for the October 4th Issue Forum on Senate Bill 5 that is being organized by the Junior League of Cincinnati, League of Women Voters and Cincinnati Museum Center. We are very excited about this event and we thank you both for your willingness to participate.
We are still in the planning stages, but I can update you on some of the logistics we have been able to nail down thus far:
Location: Cincinnati Museum Center Auditorium (capacity 285)
Timing: 7:15-8:30 p.m.
Moderator: Maryanne Zeleznik (WVXU)
Speakers: Support of Senate Bill 5 – Gary Greenberg, partner with Denlinger, Rosenthal & Greenberg, LPA, which focuses on labor and employment law
Repeal of Senate Bill 5 – David Pepper, former Cincinnati City Council member and Chair, Protect Ohio’s Future PAC
We are planning a meeting with Maryanne Zeleznik in the next week to finalize the format for the discussion. What I am sharing below is a tentative format, subject to change after conversations with our moderator:
Tentative Format (as of 8/29):
i. 7:20-7:23 – Welcome by Melanie Chavez, President, JLC (set the framework for the event and partnership with CMC and LWV; Melanie to introduce Doug McDonald, President, CMC
ii. 7:23-7:26 – Welcome by Doug McDonald, including introduction of Moderator
iii. 7:26-7:32 – Chronology of SB5 and Introduction of speakers (Zeleznik)
iv. 7:32-8:28 – Issue Forum, Moderated by Maryanne Zeleznik (WVXU)
• 10 questions, 2 minutes each (40 minutes)
• Moderator to ask follow-up questions and give rebuttal if necessary as she deems appropriate (10 minutes)
• 3 minutes for each speaker to close (6 minutes)
v. 8:28-8:30 – Closing by Sarah Moore, JLC Public Affairs Chair and Vicki Calonge, JLC Projects Council VP
I’ll be back in touch following our meeting with Maryanne with more details related to format, but if you have any questions in the meantime, please do not hesitate to contact me. Also, if you could forward me your bios or how you’d like to be introduced as part of this Forum I would greatly appreciate it.
Finally, we are working on several media partners and since we expect to have a capacity crowd for this event, given the partners involved, we hope to be able to televise or broadcast the forum to the general public via television or radio or both. If you have any concerns about that, please let me know.
Thank you again for your participation in this event. I look forward to meeting you both.
Jennifer
Jennifer C. Blatz
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