The full agenda for the 2026 NCRA Leadership & Legislative Boot Camp, taking place March 1-3 in Alexandria, Va., and Washington, D.C., is now available. There are just a few weeks left to register before the deadline of Feb. 12!
Designed for court reporters, captioners, and legal videographers, this three-day event blends leadership development, advocacy training, and hands-on legislative experience to help members effectively represent the profession at both the state and federal levels.
Agenda highlights:
Discovering your leadership voice – Keynote speaker Jesse Walker of Intentional Leader Coaching will introduce attendees to the 5 Voices leadership framework, a practical tool for accelerating relationship-building, identifying leadership and lobbying growth areas, and learning how to quickly build trust and influence across different communication styles.
Mobilizing your membership: Using grassroots advocacy for maximum success Dave Wenhold, CAE, PLC, NCRA Executive Director; Cindy Isaacsen, RPR, NCRA President
This session focuses on incorporating grassroots advocacy into a state association’s overall strategy. Participants will learn how to build full-scale campaigns that activate members, strengthen messaging, and create meaningful legislative impact.
Understanding NCRA’s 2026 Legislation and mock U.S. Senate committee scenario Dave Wenhold, CAE, PLC, NCRA Executive Director; Colin Brehm, State Government Relations Manager
Prepare for Capitol Hill meetings by gaining a deeper understanding of NCRA’s 2026 legislative priorities. Attendees will participate in a mock U.S. Senate committee hearing designed to sharpen advocacy arguments and strengthen policy pitches.
Why should you attend?
The NCRA Leadership & Legislative Boot Camp provides participants with the foundation to become effective advocates for the profession. Attendees can also earn a total of 1.275 CEUs and 0.5 PDC while developing leadership skills they can bring back to their workplaces, state associations, and professional networks.
Registration details
Registration and the discounted hotel room block have been extended through February 12.
To learn more or to register for the Boot Camp, visit the event page or contact the Government Relations Department at ncragr@ncra.org.
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