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February 27

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With a new administration sworn in, the first quarter of 2025 offers a crucial opportunity to assess a new political landscape and its impact on financial policy and alternative investments.

In this exclusive IPA quarterly webinar series, developed in collaboration with Mindset DC—a premier bipartisan public policy firm—experts will examine big-ticket legislative and regulatory policies in 2025 spanning tax, capital formation, retirement, and other issues, that can help broaden access to alternative investments and promote industry growth.

Learn how the IPA represents alts in Washington as a new Congress and regulators shape our economic agenda amid a bevy of policymaking in 2025.

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This webinar is open to both IPA members & non-members.

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IPA Members: Complimentary
Non-Members: $199
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Featured Speakers

Chris
Brown
Partner, Mindset
Chris is a seasoned policy expert known for his bipartisan approach and deep network across government, specializing in crafting tailored solutions for Mindset clients. With extensive experience in financial services, energy, agriculture, and transportation, he previously served as Senior Professional Staff for the House Financial Services Committee and held key roles in both the George W. Bush Administration and on Capitol Hill.
Jeff
Evans
IPA (Moderator)
Jeff Evans is the Director of Government Affairs & Advocacy for the IPA. A seasoned advocate with more than a decade of experience, Jeff played a key role in securing $2 billion in pandemic relief for associations and has grown support for workforce legislation by more than 11,000%, while also founding the Tomorrow’s Workforce Coalition and earning recognition as a top lobbyist.
Kendra
Isaacson
Principal, Mindset
Prior to joining Mindset, Kendra served as the Pensions Policy Director and Senior Tax Counsel for the Senate President Pro Tempore Patty Murray and the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.

Kendra also served as a Department of Labor detailee to the House Committee on Education and the Workforce as well as an Employee Benefits Law Specialist for the Department of Labor, Employee Benefits Security Administration. Kendra’s private sector career includes positions at the HR Policy Association, the law firms Slevin & Hart, P.C. and Venable LLP, as well as at Washington Council Ernst & Young.
Heather
Slavkin-Corzo
Principal, Mindset
Prior to joining Mindset, Heather worked for SEC Chair Gary Gensler where she led a team of policy experts who advised Chair Gensler on SEC rulemakings and other regulatory issues. Heather oversaw the proposal and adoption of nearly 40 rulemakings relating to investor protection and capital formation.

Before joining the SEC, Heather was the Director of Capital Markets Policy at the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), the Head of U.S. Policy at the UN Principles for Responsible Investment, and a Senior Fellow at Americans for Financial Reform.
King
Mueller
Partner, Mindset
King came to Mindset from Dome Advisors, which he co-founded to provide investment managers with actionable insight into policy decisions in Washington. He previously served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Banking & Finance in the US Treasury Department’s Office of Legislative Affairs during the financial crisis of 2008.

Prior to the Treasury, King served as a policy aide and tax counsel to Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott (R-MS), a prominent member of the Senate Finance Committee. Prior to that, he was a policy advisor to the majority House Republican Conference.
Brant
Imperatore
Partner, Mindset
Brant joined the firm over a decade ago after spending several years leading the financial services practice at another major Washington lobbying shop. His career in public policy began when he served as Counsel for the House Financial Services Committee’s Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Insurance, and Government Sponsored Entities.

Prior to working on the Hill, Brant practiced maritime law in the energy sector in New Orleans, Louisiana.

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