Amy K. Dacey, Executive Director, Sine Institute of Policy & Politics, American University
Marlon Marshall, Founding Partner, 270 Strategies
J.C. Polanco, The Polanco Organization
Pierre Terjanian, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Curator in Charge, Arms and Armor, The Met
Moderated by Laurel Britton, Senior Vice President, Revenue and Operations, The Met
What does it take to garner political support? Join a Met curator and political strategists from a range of perspectives as they discuss the tools and tactics leaders use to build campaigns, citing examples from the 15th century and today. Note: Space is limited; advance registration required.
Use the Ruth and Harold D. Uris Center for Education entrance at Fifth Avenue and 81st Street.
Amy K. Dacey is Executive Director of the Sine Institute of Policy & Politics at American University. For more than two decades, she managed prominent national organizations, advised leading elected officials and candidates, and counseled a variety of nonprofits and companies.
Marlon Marshall is a Founding Partner at 270 Strategies. Marshall was Deputy National Field Director for President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign and Special Assistant to the President and Principal Deputy Director in the Obama White House Office of Public Engagement.
J.C. Polanco is a political commentator, former President and Commissioner of the New York City Board of Elections, and former Republican candidate for New York City Public Advocate. Polanco has provided analysis on CNN, Fox News, Telemundo, CNN en Español, FOX 5 NY, WNBC 4, WCBS 2, and others.
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition The Last Knight: The Art, Armor, and Ambition of Maximilian I.
Any political views expressed by external speakers during this program are solely their opinions and not the views of the Museum.
