Beyond The Ballots: Strategic Insights from the Ontario Election

John Mykytyshyn and John Capobianco are institutions in our Conservative movement.

The two Johns are recognized as leaders in the conservative movement and are regular political commentators in Canada’s national media. The two Johns are committed to having a well-trained Conservative election team. Thus, they co-found this outstanding non-profit, CLF, devoted to giving in-depth training to newcomers and campaign veterans alike.

John Mykytyshyn is a master political consultant with decades of experience, especially with polling, and leadership elections. Mykytyshyn has an unmatched record as a pollster, strategist, organizer, trainer, activist, and party builder and still holds the distinction of Canada’s best leadership tracker. Mykytyshyn has served in various capacities on leadership and election campaigns across Canada. Mykytyshyn has been involved professionally in almost every federal and Ontario Conservative leadership race since 1985. John was instrumental in Kim Campbell’s historic leadership victory, Mike Harris becoming Premier, in Uniting the Right nationally, creating the one-member-one-vote leadership system, and Patrick Brown becoming the leader of the Ontario PC Party.

John Capobianco has an influential voice in public affairs. This experience has enabled him to build an extensive political network. Mr. Capobianco has helped numerous private and non-profit organizations develop and maintain strong relationships with key government decision-makers at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels. As a political enthusiast, John has twice won the Conservative Party of Canada nomination for the Toronto-area riding of Etobicoke-Lakeshore and ran as a federal Conservative candidate in the 2004 and 2006 elections. John has extensive Party roots being a former First Vice-President of the Ontario PC Party and was one of the Founding fathers of the Canadian Alliance.

The Conservative Leadership Foundation is an independent learning organization of movement activists not officially affiliated with any political party.

FAQs

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Absolutely. CLF is independent and can receive funds from any source.

Can my business pay for a ticket, sponsor the event, or support CLF in its ongoing operations?

Yes. CLF actively encourages sponsors.

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Call or text questions to 416-540-8575

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