Ron Faucheux is a popular and frequent speaker and panelist at meetings, seminars and conferences. He has spoken to the National War College; Business Roundtable; Public Affairs Council; Central Intelligence Agency; Yale University Campaign School for Women; Institute of Politics, John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University; National Press Foundation; National Institutes of Health; WorldNet; United States Information Agency; National Press Foundation; The Washington Center; National Council of State Legislatures; National Federation of Independent Business, American Political Science Association; Southern Political Science Association; American University Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies; Farm Bureau; American Association of Political Consultants; International Political Consultants Association; and many other trade and business associations, universities, foundations, corporations, political committees and professional organizations around the world.

Dr. Faucheux is also a frequent political analyst and media commentator, having appeared over 350 times on national television news programs. His appearances have included CNN, Fox News, ABC, NBC, CBS, CNBC, MSNBC, PBS, CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation), BBC (British Broadcasting Company), and numerous international, national, regional and local television and radio stations. He's appeared on Nightline (ABC); The Today Show (NBC); The News Hour (PBS); NBC Nightly News; World News Tonight (ABC); Inside Politics, Wolf Blitzer Reports, Talk-Back Live (CNN); Sunday Morning (CBS); The O'Reilly Factor (Fox News Channel); and Washington Journal (C-SPAN).

Ron Faucheux is available to speak to your meeting, conference or seminar.

Presentation topics include:

Political trends: A "big picture" analysis of politics, personalities, trends, issues and public opinion.

Handicapping the next elections: Looking at the campaigns and candidates and making predictions.

Post-election analysis: What happened in the last election? Why? And how does it affect you?

Getting Started: The 25 First Steps Every Smart Candidate Needs to Take.

Political campaign strategy and message development for issue advocacy and grassroots lobbying campaigns.

Political campaign message development: How to craft and communicate the right messages, the right way, to the right voters.

Making Speeches, Presentations, Public Appearances, Dealing with the Media and Doing News Interviews.

Political Advertising: An entertaining, behind the scenes look at the making of campaign ads and the history of political advertising.

For more information or to schedule, please call 703-312-4145 or e- mail to Rfaucheux@aol.com