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INVITE—What’s Misunderstood in D.C. Policy & What Changes Post Midterms

Published: 2026-06-16Institution: JefferiesPages: 7Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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INVITE—What’s Misunderstood in D.C. Policy & What Changes Post Midterms

Global | Washington Strategy June 16, 2026

INVITE—What’s Misunderstood in D.C. Policy &

What Changes Post Midterms

Join us for a live discussion with Jeff Vanderslice and Canyon Brimhall from the

R Street Institute, a leading free-market D.C. think tank focused on pragmatic,

bipartisan policy solutions. We will discuss some of the main misconceptions

around Washington and what the midterms might change—or not change. Join

us for an on-the-ground perspective from experienced policy practitioners on

Tuesday, June 23 @ 11:00 AM ET. REGISTER

Date & Registration

Tuesday, June 23 at 11:00 AM ET

https://jefferies-sustainability-transition-strategy.open-exchange.net/

Jefferies Hosts

Aniket Shah, Global Head of Washington, Sustainability & Transition Strategy•

Yujin Kim, Washington, Sustainability & Transition Strategy Senior Associate•

Speaker Bio

Jeff Vanderslice is Vice President of Policy Partnerships and Government Affairs at the R Street

Institute, where he leads engagement across policymakers and stakeholders. He previously served

as Senior Director of Federal Government Affairs at R Street. Prior to this, Jeff spent a decade on

Capitol Hill working for a former Member of Congress from California, including seven years as

Legislative Director covering a wide range of domestic policy issues such as energy, environment,

appropriations, and drug policy. He later spent nearly five years at the Cato Institute as Director

of Government and External Affairs, where he expanded the organization’s federal affairs strategy Aniket Shah, PhD * | Head of Sust. &

and launched its congressional fellowship program. Jeff holds a master’s degree in government Transition Strategy

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