2022 November Government Relations Update Webinar: Midterm Elections

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2022 November Government Relations Update Webinar: Midterm Elections
Speakers: Thad Inge and Michelle McCaughey

Post-Election Analysis and Impact – Join NAEA for an analysis of the midterm election results and how we expect it to influence Congress and policymaking in the months ahead. Receive insights on the key issues that will be impacted as a result of the election, changes to the makeup and leadership of the tax committees, and where things stand with leadership races in Congress. We will also discuss the implementation of the Inflation Reduction Act and congressional oversight of changes at the IRS.

Contributors

Thad Inge

Thad Inge is vice president at Van Scoyoc Associates. He is well-respected in Washington as a legislative and regulatory strategist with an ability to work across the aisle and drive results. His years of government and private sector experience have provided him a unique skill set on a range of tax, small business, tax administration, benefits, fintech, and payments issues. Thad began his career in the United States Senate and then spent six years as a political appointee in the Obama administration, where he headed legislative affairs for the Small Business Administration. Prior to joining Van Scoyoc Associates, Thad led government relations at Paychex, Inc., where he established a D.C. office and helped the company navigate a range of complex public policy issues.
Michelle McCaughey

Michelle McCaughey is NAEA’s director of government relations. She is a government affairs professional with experience establishing and implementing strategies for successful advocacy, media, education, and stakeholder engagement programs. Prior to joining NAEA in May 2020, Michelle was senior government affairs representative for a Fortune 500 independent petroleum refiner and operations manager for the corporation’s employee political action committee. Her career spans more than 30 years in corporate, association, and government environments including seven years on Capitol Hill as public information officer for the United States Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.