Collection: ADVOCACY SCHOOL RESOURCES
Working with government can be confronting and confusing for even the most seasoned operators. Businesses, not-for-profits and local governments work with professional lobbyists but meet with the wrong people at the wrong time.
This means local communities miss out on valuable infrastructure, social programs and resources.
Getting the pitch right means finding a way to work with decision makers to get what you want - how to ask, when to ask, who to ask it of and most importantly, what the ask should look and sound like - credible and authentic.
Advocacy School is for organisations needing a road map but not a lobbyist. The resources are designed to help to solve your problems – securing change and building stronger government relationships.
For a FREE intro, check out my e-book or workshop on mastering your influence.
"This is awesome thanks Megan. We’ve been discussing how we can better support clubs to engage with governments especially around funding"
The Advocacy School curriculum
BUILD YOUR PROPOSAL
MODULE ONE: getting clear about what you want
MODULE TWO: who to target
MODULE THREE: timing your move
ACCELERATE YOUR ASK
MODULE FOUR: achieve your ask
MODULE FIVE: setting up to secure a result
MODULE SIX: the mechanics of your ask
MODULE SEVEN: being memorable
SECURE THE RESULT
MODULE EIGHT: plan for the future
MODULE NINE: acknowledge the help
MODULE TEN: final tips.
FREE BONUS TOOLS with Advocacy School
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A simple to use briefing decision makers template
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An introductory email template to get noticed
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An introductory phone call script to make sure you're speaking with the right person
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A sample government relations plan for a concerted advocacy campaign