On 30th June 2009 ConservativeHome.com is teaming up with PoliticsHome and Westbourne Communications to host a conference that will take all attendees Inside David Cameron's Conservatives.
From 2pm until 6pm followed by a reception.
What makes Cameron’s Conservatives tick?
A keynote speech from Michael Gove MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families.
Project Cameron: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats
Tim Montgomerie of ConservativeHome presents a S.W.O.T. analysis of David Cameron’s approach, backed up by exclusive polling of one hundred Westminster insiders, undertaken by Freddie Sayers of PoliticsHome.
Rachel Sylvester (The Times), Matthew Taylor (the RSA) and Matthew Parris (The Times) will respond.
The Machine - Inside David Cameron's Team
Who are the backroom staffers that make it all happen? ConservativeHome opens its contact book and profiles the key individuals who work the machine. After a chance to ask questions to members of the Conservative team there'll be a take-away copy of the “ConservativeHome Black Book” for each delegate. The Black Book will reflect many weeks of research into the teams that surround David Cameron, George Osborne, William Hague, Boris Johnson, Iain Duncan Smith's social justice team and many others.
The who is going to be who of the next Conservative Parliamentary Party
More than half of Conservative MPs will be newly-elected if David Cameron wins a parliamentary majority. Where do they stand on your issues? Who are likely to be the high fliers? Who are the specialists in health, education and the environment? ConservativeHome will present a unique survey into the attitudes, backgrounds and ambitions of this influential cohort, followed by a panel discussion featuring key Prospective Parliamentary Candidates. The take-away copy of “The Class of 2010” research pack for each delegate will incorporate months of research and inside knowledge from Jonathan Isaby.
The first internet age government
David Cameron’s “post-bureaucratic age” promises a radically different attitude. Using exclusive insights from YouGov’s data vaults, the UK’s leading interpreter of public opinion, Stephan Shakespeare, explains how the Cameron government could harness the power of new media to produce better and more responsive government.
Reception with Eric Pickles and George Osborne
The day will conclude with a gala reception with Conservative Party Chairman Eric Pickles MP and remarks from George Osborne MP, Shadow Chancellor.
Cost is £250. £100 for charities.
Or cheques made payable to “ConservativeHome” should
be sent to ConservativeHome, 5 The Sanctuary, London SW1P 3JS.
For more information: 020 3397 0100
