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For over thirteen years, the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s Policy Orientation has been one of the nation’s top policy conferences, selling out each year while bringing together lawmakers, policy experts, and engaged citizens from across the political spectrum to discuss critical issues facing the Lone Star State and America. 

Policy Orientation 2016 will be held January 6-8 at the Hilton Austin. For more information and to register, please visit policyorientation.com.
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Councilwoman Ellen Troxclair

Austin City Councilmember

Ellen Troxclair is honored to serve Southwest Austin, District 8, on the Austin City Council. She brings common sense leadership to City Hall through her dedication to lowering the cost of living and being a voice for taxpayers, while focusing on priorities such as improving mobility, managing growth responsibly, and keeping Southwest Austin a great place to live.

When she is not at City Hall or working with constituents in the District, she manages a successful residential real estate business. After graduating with a degree in business from the University of Texas at Austin, she began a decade long career in public policy. This experience gave her an appreciation for serving others and a passion for effecting positive change at City Hall.

Ellen and her husband live in Southwest Austin with their two dogs. As a member of the committee for the St. David's Foundation Neal Kocurek Scholarship Fund, she dedicates her time to raising scholarship money for Central Texas students wishing to pursue health related careers. She is also a long-time volunteer for Meals on Wheels, a Steward of the Wild with the Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation, and a member of the Ballet Austin Guild.

She is honored to serve as the first city council member representing District 8, and is a true advocate for Southwest Austin, dedicated to protecting our quality of life, while making it affordable to live in the city that we love.