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Lori Breunig: From IT Sales to Grassroots Activism at TEXITCON 2023

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Lori Breunig, a smiling woman with short blond hair, in front of a glowing blue network globe.
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We are pleased to announce that Lori Breunig, Deputy Field Director for Volunteers at the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM), will be a featured speaker at TEXITCON 2023. Hosted by the Texas Nationalist Movement, TEXITCON serves as a platform for thought leaders and experts to discuss Texas independence, politics, and self-determination. The conference is scheduled for November 9-12 in Waco, Texas.

About Lori Breunig

Lori Breunig had a successful career in IT sales spanning 35 years, starting with IBM and culminating in her role as a Sr. Global Enterprise Account Manager for Lexmark International. She retired in January 2021 and moved to East Texas less than six months later. Witnessing the decline of California over the years, Lori and her husband made a commitment to actively contribute to the well-being of their new home state. Lori began volunteering with the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) at the end of 2021. By March of 2022, she became the Deputy Local Coordinator in Bullard, Texas. Under her leadership, the local group has become one of the most active in the TNM network.

Why You Should Attend

Lori Breunig’s transition from a career in IT sales to grassroots activism makes her a compelling speaker at TEXITCON 2023. Her insights will enrich discussions on how to effectively mobilize local communities in the quest for Texas independence.

Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from Lori Breunig at TEXITCON 2023. For more information and to buy tickets, visit TEXITCON 2023.

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