How to Launch a City Council Political Campaign - Ken Biberaj

In Chapter 18 of 21 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, New York City Council candidate and public relations executive Ken Biberaj answers "What Has Been Your Approach to Launching Your Campaign for City Council?" Biberaj shares the steps leading to his decision to run for City Council in New York and how he has tapped his network to organize build a largely volunteer team 18-24 months in advance of the 2013 election. Ken Biberaj is currently a 2013 Candidate for New York City Council for the West Side of Manhattan. He is also a public relations executive for the Russian Tea Room restaurant at One Fifty Fifty Seven Corporation, a family business focused on real estate development, investment sales and retail leasing. Previously he was Florida Research Director for the Kerry-Edwards for President Campaign. He holds a JD from New York Law School, a Masters in Public Policy (MPP) from Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, and a BA in Political Science from American University.
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[@MrBcaston90]

The title is misleading

[@SuperPrem]

I agree. It's more of a campaign for him

[@cade8986]

I hope he won. He would have had my vote

[@aaronthomas3446]

Good video

[@ush__]

Nice video

[@tammieknuth6020]

Capture the flag is a game played with a flashlight at camp:)

[@Miss5250]

Running a Campaign is a about Fundraising... Here in California, anyway in Fresno.

[@arawiri]

In symbolism 1+1 is 4 because its two lines and across that's two lines

[@arawiri]

If your train of conversation is not going anywhere, take it to the train of conversation thats not going anywhere and leave the train of conversation that is

[@arawiri]

I'm running for Jesus Christ,the council will just have to wait I'm afraid or I'd run for that.

[@Bread-nx9fo]

ok bud lol

[@elephantgrass631]

This ain’t how you start a campaign. Click bait.

[@arawiri]

Now do math