[Lnc-business] Spring LNC mtg: San Diego, Houston, Atlanta, Alexandria

[Daniel Wiener]

For some reason I kind of like Los Angeles or San Diego.  (LAX and other
Los Angeles area airports have more and cheaper flights.)

Dan Wiener

On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 9:53 AM, Wes Benedict <wes.benedict at lp.org> wrote:

>  In case you'd like staff to do some research in advance:
>
> The weekend of March 21-22 might be a good one for a spring LNC meeting.
>
> For avoiding winter weather, and some other special events, the following
> cities might work:
> San Diego or Los Angeles
> Houston
> Atlanta
> D.C. area (always cheapest because no staff travel expenses--we met in the
> D.C. area (Alexandria) twice in 2014)
>
> Although it can be beneficial to have LNC meetings at potential convention
> sites, sometimes attendance of the tours has been quite low - in fact in
> Dallas recently we were begging people to go on the tour so we'd have a
> small group.
>
> If we hear what sounds like a consensus on a place or two, we might be
> able to show up with a quote to the LNC meeting.
> --
> Wes Benedict, Executive Director
> Libertarian National Committee, Inc.
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