Organizations in Washington, think tanks especially, host hundreds if not thousands of policy-related events a year. They cost a lot of money to organize, cater, and produce, and they've been doing them largely the same way since anyone can remember. But could they be more effective at engaging people, especially online?

Groups like TED have found a lot of success crafting events for the digital space, but it’s not clear everyone else has caught on. Please join us for a discussion of better integrating events with digital and social media, creating viral policy content, and more.

Featuring:

Rob Bluey, Director of Digital Media, Heritage Foundation - @RobertBluey

Brian Donahue, Partner, CRAFT Media/Digital - @BrianFDonahue

Chad Barth, Politics & Government Manager, EventBrite - @ChadBarth

Michael Duncan, Communications Manager, FreedomWorks - @MichaelDuncan

Caleb Brown, Director of Multimedia, Cato Institute (Moderator) - @COBrown

Live stream at www.cato.org/live 

Cupcakes and lunch from SunDeVich will be provided. Seating is limited, and registration does not guarantee a spot.