Since taking office, President Obama has pushed through his $787 billion economic stimulus bill, with a pledge to jumpstart the struggling economy, create or save over 3 million jobs, and invest in our nation’s aging infrastructure, and has taken steps to address the crises in the country’s housing and financial markets. Additionally, he has laid out multi-year objectives to address a number of challenges facing the country, from health care to climate change to education. He has also met with leaders of foreign nations and has appointed dozens of officials. The first 101 days are crucial and can help set the tone for the rest of a president’s term, providing clues to what’s to come in the next four years.

Please join Kelley Drye’s government relations professionals as we explore President Obama’s priorities and track the progress of his agenda during the first 101 days.

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101 at 101: The First 101 Days of the Obama Administration