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The Neighborhood Guide to Winning at City Hall
Louisiana Landmarks Society presents the twenty-seventh annual Martha Robinson Lecture
The Neighborhood Guide to Winning at City Hall: Language, Tactics and Strategies to Motivate the Public and Persuade Politicians!
Guest Speaker: Nathan Chapman
Monday, May 12, 2008 6:30 p.m.
The Historic New Orleans Collection
533 Royal StreetReception to follow
Now president of The Marketing Center in New Orleans, Nathan Chapman began volunteering for historic preservation as a young advertising copywriter, helping successfully lead citizens opposed to the Audubon Institute’s plans to locate the Insectarium on Esplanade Avenue at the river. He recently concluded five years as president of the Vieux CarrĂ© Property Owners, Residents and Associates, Inc. (VCPORA). His marketing skills and experience in community organizing have made him one of the most successful preservationists of his generation. When the French Quarter’s “hotel moratorium” was threatened, Nathan mobilized the public to convince the Mayor to sign the only zoning veto in the city’s history.
Come learn how to become more persuasive in your volunteer work!
The 2008 Martha Robinson Lecture is sponsored by Mercedes Whitecloud.
Louisiana Landmarks Society
1440 Moss Street
New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 482-0312Anne Morse, President
J. Keith Hardie, Advocacy Committee ChairpersonSusan Lloyd McClamroch, Pitot House Director
1440 Moss Street
New Orleans, LA 70119
504-482-0312
smcclamroch@louisianalandmarks.org
May 9 2008