Opportunities
Teach and
Train
·
Write ·
Work
TheCapitol.Net is a
non-partisan firm offering continuing professional education
and information about representative government, free markets and the rule
of law, for government and business leaders.
Faculty
We offer practical training for all
levels of agency, corporate and association staff, taught by our faculty,
all of whom are independent, subject
matter experts with current knowledge of their area of expertise. Our programs range from 30 minutes to 5 days in
length.
If you like to teach and train others and
have current experience in the following areas, we’re interested in talking with
you:
- Business
- Law
- Legislation and government relations
- Lobbying and PACs
- Agency rulemaking, regulation and
compliance
- Government contracting
- Written and oral communication and
presentations
- Press relations
- Negotiation
To see some of the expert
faculty
who teach for us, see our
faculty and authors section.
Authors
We publish hands-on
works for practitioners, written by subject matter experts with current
knowledge of their area of expertise.
If you have a substantive area of expertise
and you want to write book-length material for practitioners in law,
business, regulated industries or government affairs, we are interested in
seeing your proposal. To submit a proposal to TheCapitol.Net, please
send the following to Chug Roberts:
- CV or resume of all contributors.
- Description of the book, including what
makes it unique and your qualifications to write it.
- Description of similar books and how
your book differs.
- Target audience.
- Length of manuscript or estimate of when
it will be completed.
- Detailed outline/table of contents.
- Sample chapter if available.
Please do not send complete manuscripts.
More information is available on our manuscript
guidelines page.
To see some of the experts
who teach and write for us, see our
faculty and authors section.
Thank you for your interest. We are currently
fully staffed.
URL:
www.TheCapitol.Net/opportunities
Last updated:
August 31, 2010
