Run for Elected Office and Win

1. Run for It: Why the Future Depends on You
2. Pinpoint Your Passion
3. Pick the Position
4. Decide to Party or Be Non-Partisan
5. File to Run
6. Run: Draw Up Campaign Plans
7. Run: Hone Your Message
8. Run: Raise Money
9. Run: Create Campaign Literature
10. Run: Employ Traditional Campaign Media
11. Run: Employ Social Media
12. Run: Work Face to Face
13. Win
14. Lose
15. To Run Again--or Not

Jana M. Kemp entered public service for the first time in 2004, after being elected to the Idaho House of Representatives in District 16, which includes parts of Boise. During the 2010 election cycle, Kemp ran as an independent and was the only female candidate on the general election ballot for governor of the State of Idaho. She is also the founder of Meeting & Management Essentials, which focuses on improving meeting, time, and decision-management skills for individuals and organizations. Named one of the "Idaho Accomplished under 40" (years of age) business owners in 2001, Kemp also received Better Business Bureau's 1999 Integrity Counts small business award. She is the author of five books: Moving Meetings (McGraw Hill, 1994 and released in Italian in 1999), NO! How One Simple Word Can Transform Your Life (AMACOM, 2005 and translated into Polish, Turkish, Dutch, Arabic, and Chinese), Building Community in Buildings (Praeger, 2007), Moving Out of the Box (Praeger 2007 and a paperback edition by Stanford University Press in 2009), and Prepared Not Paranoid (Praeger 2008). Kemp has also served as a business columnist for the Idaho Press Tribune and the Idaho Business Review. She is the publisher of the quarterly online newsletter Better Meetings for Everyone. For four years, she originated and hosted the business-radio talk show Momentum, and she has also provided business segments on NBC's Boise Affiliate KTVB Channel 7's Sunrise Program.