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National Democratic Redistricting Committee <info@democraticredistricting.com> ter., 11 de fev. 18:23 (há 3 dias) para Sula   Paid for by the National Democratic Redistricting Committee. Wednesday, February 19, 2020 Equity issuance in Brazil has begun what looks like robust recovery. But the decision for Brazilian companies to go public is complex and not always straightforward. Join the Chamber at Nasdaq where a panel will explore the IPO process, different aspects of what goes into the decision to go public including the business environment, and differences between Brazilian and international offerings. Legal issues figure importantly, especially concerning current and possible changes to regulation and adapting corporate governance to become a public company. Once the company decides to go ahead, the panel will look at next steps during the preparation of the IPO and feedback from investors. Finally, the panel will look at IPO activity in 2019 and offer expectations for 2020, address what portfolio managers are looking for in terms of issuance, and discuss the current environment for start-ups in Brazil and the potential for creating new public companies. Agenda and Speakers 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. - Registration, Breakfast, and Networking Session 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Opening Remarks, Presentation, Panel Discussion, and Q&A Opening RemarksBob McCooey, Senior Vice President, Global Capital Markets, Nasdaq Moderator:  Francesca L. Odell, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton LLP Speakers:  Steve Stout, Founding and Managing Partner, Proton Partners Matias Santa Cruz, Managing Director, Equity Capital Markets, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Vanessa Fiusa, Partner, Mattos Filho Bruno Ramos de Sousa , Partner & Head of Legal and Compliance,Hashdex REGISTER NOW Registration Information Members: Platinum, Patron and Sponsor Members: Free Other Members: $35 Non-Members: $50 Host Location 4 Times Square (corner of 43rd Street and Broadway) New York, NY 10036

Every time we try to make progress, map manipulators dig their heels in. Wisconsin is the perfect example.


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Wisconsin has been a consistent battleground in the fight for fair maps. The maps drawn in 2011 were notoriously gerrymandered. In fact, during the 2018 election, Republicans won 62% of congressional seats with only 46% of votes.

Governor Evers saw the injustice inherent in the state's maps and created a nonpartisan redistricting commission to give voters a strong voice in this process. But the existing leadership in the legislature -- who hold power because they gerrymandered the maps way back in 2011 -- committed to making sure the lines are drawn in their favor for another decade.

In 2021, we will be facing pushback from map manipulators across the country. Politicians who benefit from a broken status quo aren't going to give up power easily. That's why we're building our network of grassroots activists now who will hold elected officials accountable -- because in places like Wisconsin, the fight has already begun.

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We’ll be blunt, Sula -- the Supreme Court’s ruling last June that federal courts can’t put limits on partisan gerrymandering was bad news. The Court’s conservatives -- including John Roberts and Brett Kavanaugh -- effectively told Republicans to go ahead and keep gerrymandering. But even though the Supreme Court’s decision made our fight even tougher, we won’t give up. If we have to go state by state to secure fair maps, that’s exactly what we’ll do. Will you help? Going state by state means: We’ll need the resources to invest in all nine of our 2020 target states We’ll need more folks on the ground in states like Texas and Florida, which have 63 U.S. House seats between them We’ll need a massive grassroots movement to elect fair-map candidates at every level. We can’t do this without you, Sula. Can we count on your donation to help us invest in state-level strategies to fight gerrymandering? If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: Express donate $5 >> Express donate $15 >> Express donate $25 >> Express donate $50 >> Or, donate a different amount >> -- Team NDRC DONATE   Paid for by the National Democratic Redistricting Committee.