INSTITUTE FOR STATE POLICY LEADERS

Programs

1. Cable broadband academy this policy seminar in denver, co from october 16-18 provides a balanced program across a broad range of topics and features the most important voices in the cable and broadband world. The two-and-a-half-day program equips policymakers with the knowledge to tackle important developing communications and technology challenges and provides attendees a forum to share best practices with their colleagues from across the country for how to enhance access to these services for their constituents.

   $136,692 spent$200,000 earned by the program
   21% of program spending

2. Auto innovation academy, electric vehicle seminar the seminar was a two-and-a-half-day policy academy in columbus, ohio from september 17-20, 2023 exclusively for state legislative leaders to learn about the fundamentals of electric vehicle policy and how to build a comprehensive state ecosystem for an electrified future. The ev seminar provided a balanced program covering a broad range of issues and featured some of the most important voices in the electrification arena. This face-to-face seminar enabled legislators to equip themselves with the information needed to tackle important developing policy issues, empower policymakers to share best practices and provide a forum for officials to ask all the important questions - including perhaps where do I even begin

   $227,056 spent$250,071 earned by the program
   34% of program spending

3. Tax academy policy seminars in 2023, the institute held two tax academy policy seminars june 22-23, 2023 and november 17-18, 2023 in arlington, va and amelia island, fl, respectively as part of the institutes new initiative to educate state legislators about the intricacies of tax policy. As tax policy is an integral part of government because they not only influence behavior, they fund the government itself. And just as the 21st century has posed the challenges in other areas of government, states are now grappling with how to adapt their tax systems in the ever connected national and global economies. While much debate remains on what to tax and how to tax it, policymakers agree that our tax systems should not serve as an impediment to economic growth and the remittance and collection of taxes should be seamless for taxpayers. Cont. On sch. O

   $300,273 spent$301,000 earned by the program
   45% of program spending

The 3 programs described on its FY2023 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $664,021.