In an interesting announcement, the Alabama Republican Party (ALGOP) revealed that Kellyanne Conway, a prominent figure in conservative politics, will be the keynote speaker at its annual winter dinner. The highly anticipated event is scheduled to take place on the evening of February 9, 2024 at the Birmingham Ballroom, located inside the elegant Birmingham Sheraton Hotel.
Conway is known for her pioneering role as the first female campaign manager to successfully run a presidential election in the United States, leading President Trump to victory in the 2016 election. Her strategic acumen and her expertise further secured her a prominent position as a senior advisor in the Trump administration from 2017 until 2020.
Her illustrious career extends beyond her tenure on the Trump campaign. Kellyanne Conway is known as a leading Republican strategist and pollster. Her prominent client list includes names such as Alabama Governor Kay Ivey, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, and Sen. Marsha Blackburn, giving her considerable influence within conservative circles. It highlights influence and respect.
As one of the most recognized and respected conservative strategists in this country, her attendance at the Winter Dinner is a testament to her established position in the political arena.
ALGOP has made tickets available for this prestigious event on its website www.algop.org. In addition to dinner, the event will also feature exclusive sponsorship opportunities. These include roundtable sessions and VIP photo line experiences, ensuring an intimate and engaging experience for attendees. High demand is expected, so anyone interested in securing a sponsorship, table or individual ticket is advised to act quickly.
Kellyanne Conway's participation at the Winter Dinner continues ALGOP's tradition of hosting America's most influential conservative voices. This tradition has seen Governor Ron DeSantis, President Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy and others address the Alabama Republican Party in the past.
The event will not only be a highlight for party members and supporters, but will also be open to the media.
