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“Around the Corner”: A listing of Events

  • September 16, 2010 - L&L - Municipal Budgets
    Flyer & registration form*
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  • October 6, 2010 - L&L - Regional Candidate Forum
    Thinking Regionally, Acting Locally.
    FEATURED RACES:
    Wake County
    Commissioner Candidates -Paul Coble & Jack Nichols,
    Chatham County Commissioner Candidates -George Lucier & Brian Bock &
    Orange County Commissioner Candidates - Earl McKee & Greg Andrews.
    Special Guest Moderator
    – Steve Daniels, ABC11 News
    Sponsorship form*
    Flyer & registration form*
    Online registration
     
  • November 11, 2010 - L&L - State of Banking Regional
     
  • December 9, 2010 - L&L - Transit in the Triangle
     
  • Get your name in front of this targeted group with a sponsorship at the 2010 “New” Monthly Luncheon Learns. For more information, please call 919 228-2599.
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January 2010: The TCC held their Annual Meeting on January 22, 2010 celebrating the 10 Year Anniversary of the TCC.

  • Keynote speaker Sig Hutchinson addressed the TCC members regarding transit issues in the Triangle.
  • Chris Sinclair, President of the TCC from 2001- 2009 was also acknowledged at this meeting for his commitment and hard work to our organization.
  • Eric Braun, K&L Gates and 2010 Chairman was the recipient of the “Jim Wahlbrink Grassroots Award” for his hard work and efforts for the TCC in 2009.
  • Thank you to K&L Gates and Raleigh Regional Association of REALTORS® for their sponsorship for this event.
  • Photo Gallery*

August 2009: Political Pig Pickin’
Results:
Chatham - click here*
Durham - click here*
Orange - click here*
Wake - click here*

Photo gallery and candidates click here*

The Candidates download*
                 ppt download

Local candidates from Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill --and even Pittsboro and Siler City -- came out recently to “stump” the crowd at the Triangle Community Coalition’s (TCC) eighth annual “Political Pig Picking” on August 27, 2009.

The event, held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Brier Creek Country Club, provided an opportunity for the over 120 attendees to mingle with local candidates, have a little barbecue, and participate in a “straw poll” following a round of old fashion “stump speeches” by over 50 candidates for local office.

“This event continues to attract a diverse set of candidates from across the region. It’s the only event where voters actually get to hear what candidates stand for, and participate in a follow up straw poll,” said Laurie Donofrio, Chair of the TCC. “It’s not only a fun event, but the folks who attend actually learn something about each candidate -- and the candidates love giving their speech to the audience.”

We would like to extend a special thanks to our volunteers at RRAR who helped with registration.

We would also like to thank our sponsors: Toll Brothers, K&L Gates, The John R. McAdams Company, CDM, Raleigh Regional Association of Realtors®, Pulte Homes, Triangle Commercial Association of Realtors® and PIP Printing, Cary NC. This event could not take place without your generosity and financial support!

July 2009: Candidate Training School and Elected Official Reception

July 2009: The Raleigh Chamber YPN Community Involvement Event gave the TCC an opportunity to network with Raleigh-area young professionals.
The Chamber’s Young Professionals Network provides events every other month designed to engage young professionals, ages 25-39, and help them become more competitive in the business arena. The program also helps young professionals establish a web of business contacts through networking and grow both personally and professionally through a variety of program topics – including community involvement, which is an important element of both personal and professional growth.

 

TCC Board members Laurie Donofrio, 2009 Chairman, Spencer Combos, Accounting, Etc. Inc., and Eric Braun, K&L Gates spent the morning sharing information about the TCC with attendees of the forum.

Apr 2009: In the Know Live forum was held on April 29, 2009 hosted by Coldwell Banker Advantage in North Raleigh.
Pam Wall, Executive Director of Triangle Tomorrow
met with TCC members and gave a summary and “next steps” of the Triangle’s Reality Check Initiative presentation. Triangle leaders and citizens recently met to participate in a regional planning exercise sponsored, in part by the Urban Land Institute (ULI). Several TCC members participated in the exercise. You can learn more about Realty Check at www.realtiycheck2009.org/wiki.

Jan 2009: The Triangle Community Coalition Holds Annual Meeting on Regional Issues Facing the Big Three Communities. more ...
News & Observer link  WRAL link  News14 & video link 
Photo gallery link*

Dec 2008: The Elections are Over & NC Just Turned Blue:        
What Does it Mean for Growth, Our Economy & the Triangle?
mp3 audio download for this TCC Lunch & Learn.

Sept. 2008: This year was an exciting Pig Picking at Brier Creek.
Thanks to our sponsors: RRAR, TCAR, Toll Brothers, The John R. McAdams Company, Pulte Homes, K & L/Gates LLP, York Properties, Arcadis, Joseph C Woodard.
Straw poll detailed results*
Straw poll summary results*
Press release*
Candidate Photo Gallery*
Photo Gallery*

August 2008: TCC/NAIOP Lunch and Learn Big Hit with Triangle Business Leaders: Gubernatorial candidate Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory was the featured speaker at a forum held to discuss key regional issues today in Raleigh.
read more on our blog
Photo gallery*

June 19, 2008 - The first Live forum for the "in the KNOW" was hosted and held at the Kennedy Covington offices in Raleigh.

May 2008: Our Water, Our Economic Future – Regional Cooperation, The Next Stage.
Community Success Forum - May 13, 2008
Call 919.664.7090 or email kwright@raleighchamber.org
Read more ...

Jan 2008: President Sharon Rosche from the Morrisville Chamber of Commerce with Commissioner’s Tom Murry and Mike Snyder welcome the TCC and TCAR with a ribbon cutting ceremony on January 24, 2008.
Photo gallery*

Jan 2008: TCC's Annual Meeting was held with special guest speaker, Mitchell Silver, AICP, Planning Director for the City of Raleigh “The 21st Century City: What Does it Look Like and What Does it Mean for the Triangle?” 
Annual report*
Photo gallery*
Presentation*
Press release*  

November 2007: TCC and Cary Politics hosts an evening of "Dinner & Dialogue" with Cary's newly elected leaders: Mayor-Elect Harold Weinbrecht, Gale Adcock, Erv Portman and Don Frantz for an open discussion about the future growth of one of the Triangle’s largest towns. Gallery   Read more...

August 2007: Political Pig Picking at Brier Creek
Straw Poll Results download*
Info flyer download*
Picture gallery*
If you are new to the TCC and have never been to our old fashion political rally and candidate's forum, then you are in for a treat when you come to ours! Mingle with candidates for state and local office throughout the region. We’ll serve a little pig and lots of politics. Candidates will have an opportunity to give a short and informal “stump speech”.

July 2007: TCC Candidate School more ...

June 2007: TCC’s Triangle Community Classic: Your Chance to Spend Time with Elected Leaders.
The TCC hosted its second annual Triangle Community Classic golf tournament on June 18, 2007 at the Preserve on Jordon Lake. Proceeds from the tournament go to the Coalition’s issues fund.  more (members)...

Jan 2007: "Financing the Future: NC’s Impending Fiscal Crisis & What it Means for Our Region’s Growth" by Roland Stephen. The TCC Annual meeting was held on Jan 11, 2007. more ...
"Vision" Presentation (PPT)
Annual Report 2006*
Stephen presentation (PPT)

Oct 2006: TCC’s 2006 Annual Pig Picking Results: Click here* for results from our straw poll! more ... 

Sept 2006: Triangle Community Classic Attracts Elected Leaders from Across the Triangle: Over 80 golfers---including 17 elected officials---attended the TCC’s first ever golf tournament last week at the Heritage Golf Club in Wake Forest. Officials from Wake County, Durham County, Raleigh, Cary, Wendell, Rolesville, Wake Forest, Orange County and the Wake County Public School System attended the outing. more (members)...

Jan 2006: County Leaders Discuss Growth Challenges at TCC Annual Meeting
The Triangle Community Coalition (TCC) held its annual membership meeting January 26, 2006 in Cary, NC. Approximately 100 members attended the breakfast meeting to hear highlights of the TCC 2005 activities, and to hear from elected leaders from Wake, Durham and Chatham Counties. more ...
Annual Report more* ...

Oct 11, 2005 Elections: TCC's Positions more ...

Oct. 4, 5, 6: Raleigh to Hold Three-Day Conference on Development Process:
The City of Raleigh wants to overhaul its development approval process. The TCC and other members of the development community have met with Raleigh officials and staff to discuss how the process could be re-engineered. Consequently, the City of Raleigh hosted a three-day input session October 4, 5, and 6. The results of that meeting are attached*. Members should contact Chris Sinclair at 919-654-5418 or rcsinclair@tricc.org for more information.

Sept 29, 2005: The Results are In: TCC’s 2005 Pig Picking a Huge Hit
Over 180 people---including opinion leaders, elected officials and citizens---piled into the Brier Creek Country Club in Raleigh to hear candidates give stump speeches, mingle with friends and enjoy a little NC barbecue. Over 20 candidates from municipal governments across the Triangle spoke before the crowd, outlining their respective platforms and asking for everyone’s vote. Following a fun-filled, informative night, attendees cast their votes in a straw poll.
Gallery more ...
RESULTS!!   
 download*

August 23, 2005: Thinking Outside the Box:
TCC Explores Solution to School Overcrowding.

The Heritage Foundation’s Ronald Utt was the featured speaker at the
TCC’s Lunch and Learn. On August 23, 2005, Dr. Utt spoke about the use of public-private partnerships for building schools. The TCC has formally adopted a position paper* on the use of public-private partnerships. A panel of local officials and opinion leaders  followed Dr. Utt’s presentation.
Download Flyer & Registration*
Summary of the meeting*

July 21, 2005:  Candidates School a Huge Success: Approximately 25 people, including candidates for local office in the upcoming local elections, candidates for state-wide office, as well as those thinking about running filled the RRAR Board of Directors Boardroom on July 21, 2005 to learn how to run successful campaigns. The campaign school was taught by professional experts from around the country, and included a panel discussion by current and past elected leaders who shared their insights about what it takes to run a successful campaign. Click here* to catch up on all the details!

Candidates for Local Office Get Practical Advice and 
Fundamentals in Running a Winning Campaign
2005
more* ...

TCC's 2004 Annual Meeting Results. Read about TCC's events,
"Winning the Jobs War..." and the new James R. Wahlbrink Grassroots
Award, (Click here).

Oct. 5, 2004: 2004 Pig Picking Straw Poll Results!: Find out how participants at this year’s candidates forum voted in our annual straw poll more*...

Sept. 2003: TCC’s second annual political pig picking drew a packed house. Read about this year's event and straw poll 
results more ...

TCC's Lunch and Learn: Mayor Meeker vs. John Odom.  more ...

Sept. 2002: Candidates Stump the Crowd at TCC’s First Annual Political Pig Picking… read more about TCC’s event and find out how guests voted in the TCC’s first annual straw poll (more).

 
 
 

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