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9 Not-So-Exciting Things to Know About Convention of States

Last updated on: April 5, 2017 at 7:10 am   by Nancy French

9 Not-So-Exciting Things to Know About Convention of States 2017-04-05T07:10:39-06:00 Nancy French

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I get a lot of questions about how the Convention of States Project operates, especially since we are a national movement with a growing presence in the grassroots, the media, and state capitols around the country. What follows are answers to some of the questions our detractors fantasize will expose and damage the Convention of States Project. Though this information has always been available to everyone, here are the answers to some issues about which people are sometimes curious. (Plus, I threw in some bonus material I thought folks might like to know.)

1. Corporate Headquarters. We don’t really have one. We neither need nor want a fancy corporate office. The majority of us work from our homes, hotels when we’re on the road, or wherever we happen to find ourselves with a computer and a cellphone at the moment. I work from home when I’m not traveling and hanging out with grassroots folks all over the country. My Executive Vice President and his assistant share an office space with another small business. Fancy, huh? Sometimes we get some mail there. For other matters, our mail comes to post office boxes. We’re frugal and fiscally conservative. We don’t believe a non-profit should spend excessively on overhead. Donors work hard for their money, and when you’re largely run on donor funds from regular folks who are giving $5, $10 and $20 donations, it’s important that you operate in a way that shows you understand that. We never forget.

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