TAA-PAC Membership Breakfast
Event Details
Join us for TAA-PAC's Q2 Breakfast Meeting with special guest speaker Holly Grange.
TAA-PAC Member Registration Cost: $15*
Non-TAA-PAC Member Registration Cost: $25
*TAA-PAC Members in the Senate, Vice President, and President Club are entitled to free admission as outlined in the membership breakdown. If you would like to register to utilize your free admission, please email Dustin Engelken.
About TAA-PAC Quarterly Breakfast Events:
The TAA-PAC holds quarterly breakfast events featuring an elected official, speaker, or panel from all levels of government including federal, state, and local officials. Tickets will be sold for the event with discounted tickets for TAA-PAC members.
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About the Speaker:
Holly Grange currently serves as District 20 Representative to the North Carolina House of Representatives which includes much of New Hanover County. She was selected as Deputy Conference Leader for the House Republican Caucus and serves as Co-Chair of the House Select Committee on NC River Quality. Additional committee assignments include: Base Appropriations; Appropriations Education Sub-Committee; Commerce and Job Development; Education K-12; Homeland Security and Military and Veterans Affairs; Regulatory Reform; Transportation. During the interim Rep. Grange has been appointed to the Joint Legislative Education Oversight; House Select Committee on Strategic Transportation Funding and Long Term Planning; House Select Committee on School Safety; and Judicial Redistricting and Reform.
Holly is also the Director of Community Relations at Osprey Global Solutions, a Wilmington company specializing in remote medical, logistics, security, training and business intelligence services. She is a 15 year US Army Veteran, serving on active duty and in the reserves as an officer in the US Army Corp of Engineers.
Representative Grange currently serves on the Board of Trustees of Coastal Horizons Center, the Board of Directors of the Cape Fear Community College Foundation, and the Advisory Board for the Swain Center for Professional Development at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.