Author: Luis C Cano
For the last eight years, I have worked on policy communication, labour/community relations and learning and development strategies for political parties. My experience in political communication, organizational development and enhancing innovative political engagement techniques with local political and non-governmental organizations. I lead the Rainbow Platform (the liberal European initiative for more diversity in politics) and have worked as a consultant for liberal parties in Europe besides my roles at Momentum Mozgalom in Huungary.
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