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Demystifying California's Governmental Process
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Capitol Seminars offers California governmental affairs training to many types of organizations including nonprofits, trade associations, individual companies, labor unions, state agencies, professional associations, local governments, and educational institutions throughout the state.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Washingtoner -- The workings of the California state government can be mysterious and intimidating to non-participants, as well as to experienced participants. However, ignoring what happens in Sacramento can be a costly decision for individuals and every type of organization in the state.

"All Californians are affected by decisions made in Sacramento. Capitol Seminars' training enables attendees to understand the process and promotes effective participation in ways that help ensure more favorable outcomes," said Ray LeBov, Capitol Seminars' founder and CEO.

Until recently, Capitol Seminars prime focus has been on training individuals. Success in that sector has created a high demand for custom sessions. "Shifting our focus to custom trainings for groups and organizations will enable us to have a broader and greater impact," said LeBov.

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Capitol Seminars custom training sessions are tailored to address an organization's specific learning objectives and optimal class size. Running for as little as one hour to as much as multiple days, the custom sessions address the essentials of the legislative process, as well as advocacy best practices, with the deepest coverage devoted to the specific aspects that the client has identified as most important. Capitol Seminars' staff conducts a complimentary pre-seminar meeting to ensure the session will be tailored to precisely meet the needs and desires of the requesting organization's full membership, officers, board of directors, legislative committee, lobbyists, staff or advocacy volunteers.

Prepared and presented by 48-year Capitol veteran Ray LeBov, and highly qualified faculty, the sessions are informative, productive, and rewarding. Providing attendees with knowledge and insight from years of experience, Capitol Seminars delivers training that is comprehensive and filled with insider knowledge

Over the past 15 years, Capitol Seminars has trained more than 4,000 people to understand and participate in the state's governmental processes.

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Custom session clients have included nonprofits, trade associations, individual companies, labor unions, state agencies, professional associations, local governments, and educational institutions among others. Ray LeBov said, "Our prime modality is presentation through Zoom, enabling us to deliver to an organization without the worry and hassle of getting everyone to one location while still getting the one-on-one attention that is available in an in-person session. In some circumstances, in-person sessions are available upon request."

Ray LeBov concluded, "We know from feedback that the sessions have proven valuable to people in many different roles and departments of a wide range of organizational entities. We are proud of our record and gratified that we are able to so meaningfully expand our reach."

Learn more by visiting us at: www.CapitolSeminars.net

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