Description
Join Ken McClure, Partner with Givens Pursley, for a discussion of the highlights of developments in the 2024 Idaho legislative session, with emphasis on how they affect businesses in general and the accounting profession in particular.
Designed For
All ISCPA Members
Objectives
Advanced Prep
- Test your computer/device for compatibility with virtual meeting space well in advance of your webinar
- Materials are generally available 1-2 days in advance of the event from the ISCPA MY CPE section of our website
- You will be able to download the materials the morning of the event from the meeting room
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Leaders
Kenneth McClure
With more than thirty-five years of experience in government affairs, Ken has extensive experience with a variety of complicated public policy issues, including public utility laws, healthcare issues, agriculture, environmental regulatory matters, municipal policy and tax issues.
Ken acts as an advisor, lobbyist and general counsel to several companies and professional associations. He plays a key role in policy analysis, business development, public relations and the development and implementation of government affairs policies for his clients.
Ken currently serves on the University of Idaho College of Law Advisory Council. He has been an Adjunct Faculty Member of Boise State University where he taught graduate courses in Lobbying and Legislative Process. Ken frequently lectures on the Idaho Legislature and the political landscape in Idaho.
Before joining Givens Pursley, Ken was an Idaho Deputy Attorney General with the State Tax Commission, Chief of the Attorney General's Legislative and Administrative Affairs Division, and Acting Idaho Chief Deputy Attorney General.
Ken is active in both civic and political affairs. He is a Co-Founder and past Director of The City Club of Boise and is a Founder of the Idaho Liability Reform Coalition. He has served on the Board of Directors of the American Tort Reform Association, a national organization supporting civil justice reform. He has held several leadership positions in the Boise First United Methodist Church, as well as with other charitable organizations.