WHAT: NAMM (The National Association of Music Merchants), the largest global not-for-profit music trade organization, and more than 100 music industry leaders and professionals from more than 40 states will arrive on Capitol Hill next May for the annual NAMM Advocacy D.C. Fly-In. Delegates will advocate for more than 50 million students of every age and ability in America to have access to music and arts programs as part of their school day.WHO: NAMM President & CEO John Mlynczak and leaders from leading influential companies in the music products industry. All delegates will register for the event with NAMM in early 2025, and a complete list of participating companies will be available soon after.
EVENTS SCHEDULED:
Monday, May 5
Day of Service Presented by The NAMM Foundation / Dinner Honoring SupportMusic Champion
Tuesday, May 6
NAMM Advocacy Training, Keynote / Rooftop Reception
Wednesday, May 7
Meetings With Members of Congress and Their Staff / Capitol Hill Reception / NAMM Jam
WHY: To learn more about NAMM’s Public Policy for members, please visit: https://www.namm.org/policy. NAMM serves its members by tracking, engaging and educating on matters of public policy, based on three priorities: Business Compliance, Music Education Advocacy and Workforce Development.
To hear further details regarding this annual advocacy mission and/or NAMM’s three policy priorities please contact Public Policy Program Manager Claire Kreger-Boaz directly at Clairek@namm.org.
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