This invitation only Capitol Leaders Interest Dinner will bring together legislators for an evening of discussion and connection, with a focus on shaping the program to meet the unique needs of their state. Attendees will hear insights on how the program supports policy education, coalition building, and navigating the challenges of public service.

This full-day program brings together Ohio’s legislators to strengthen policy knowledge, sharpen practical skills, and build connections. Attendees will dive into timely policy discussions on education freedom, donor privacy, property tax reform, energy policy, and technology innovation, while honing essential legislative skills in messaging, media engagement, and constituent outreach. The day concludes with a networking happy hour, to foster relationships between lawmakers and policy experts across a range of issues.

Join state and federal policymakers, policy experts, and key partners in Washington, D.C., for an exclusive program on regulatory reform. This invitation-only event features strategic discussions, legislative roundtables, messaging workshops, and networking opportunities designed to equip attendees with the tools, data, and partnerships needed to drive meaningful reform in their states.

Join fellow legislative leaders for a Mississippi Capitol Leaders Dinner on Regulatory Reform on Monday, March 30, 2026, in Jackson.

Capitol Leaders will host a strategic dinner in Mississippi on regulatory reform and judicial deference. The event will give legislators a practical understanding of how administrative law shapes state policy and will help build coalitions by bringing together legislators, policy experts, and legal scholars to discuss the practical tools states are using to restore transparency, accountability, and proper checks and balances in the regulatory process.

Kick off the evening right. Mix and mingle with housing reformers, advocates, and fellow state leaders who share your frustration with the status quo and your appetite for real solutions. Cold drinks, warm conversations, and a room full of people actually trying to move the needle on housing affordability.