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Several shades of grey to a flash of orange?

DIMITRI PANTAZOPOULOS: From several shades of grey to a flash of orange – the 2015 federal election landscape and what it means for major resource questions

A Resource Works event

Location: Business Council of British Columbia, 800-1050 West Pender Street, Vancouver

Date and time: 10-11 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 24, 2015

Format: 20-minute remarks by Dimitri followed by 40-minute Q&A discussion.

Resource Works is pleased to invite you to join pollster Dimitri Pantazopoulos of Maple Leaf Strategies for a one-hour power session looking at the intersections of resource and electoral issues in the lead-up to federal voting day Oct. 19.

Dimitri’s foundational help with understanding public attitudes meant Resource Works was able to launch in April 2014 with a strong focus and good grasp of the relevant issues. As a senior advisor to federal leaders, a former principal secretary to the premier of British Columbia, and an internationally seasoned interpreter of polling information, Dimitri lent authority and credibility to our project from the start.

Sept. 24 falls during UBCM and as such we know many people are pressed for time. We have designed a one-hour, mid-morning format to encourage maximum enjoyment of this valuable session. The event will also be a chance for newer supporters of Resource Works to meet with others who are making the project possible.

Please RSVP to Resource Works by FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18 using the calendar invitation, or email us at [email protected]

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