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The finest compliments Anne has ever had were from legislators, both state and federal lawmakers, who thanked her for sticking by them, cooperating with them, and ultimately helping them serve a significant number of people who needed assistance.
Her favorite issues that she worked on were business and manufacturing issues. However, she found financial literacy more intriguing because she believes it to be one of the essential topics in our life.
If Anne DeSeta DarConte is the governor of North Carolina for a day, she wants to sit down with the legislature's leadership and the cabinet. She would like to know the future problems the state may encounter and make sure to have a preparation that will last 10 to 30 years.
Working with many diverse individuals allowed Anne to learn a couple of key things. First of all, you shouldn't operate or assess your performance using mediocrity as a benchmark. Second, those that succeed comprehend that this industry involves more than just lobbying.
What would it be if Anne had to change one rule in the state government process?
What is the hardest part about her job?
If she had an unlimited amount of wealth, what would she do with it?
Check out Anne DeSeta DarConte as she shares her journey in this new episode of State Lobbying Heroes.
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The finest compliments Anne has ever had were from legislators, both state and federal lawmakers, who thanked her for sticking by them, cooperating with them, and ultimately helping them serve a significant number of people who needed assistance.
Her favorite issues that she worked on were business and manufacturing issues. However, she found financial literacy more intriguing because she believes it to be one of the essential topics in our life.
If Anne DeSeta DarConte is the governor of North Carolina for a day, she wants to sit down with the legislature's leadership and the cabinet. She would like to know the future problems the state may encounter and make sure to have a preparation that will last 10 to 30 years.
Working with many diverse individuals allowed Anne to learn a couple of key things. First of all, you shouldn't operate or assess your performance using mediocrity as a benchmark. Second, those that succeed comprehend that this industry involves more than just lobbying.
What would it be if Anne had to change one rule in the state government process?
What is the hardest part about her job?
If she had an unlimited amount of wealth, what would she do with it?
Check out Anne DeSeta DarConte as she shares her journey in this new episode of State Lobbying Heroes.