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Line 31: + + − After Bethune left Congress, Climer served from 1985 to 1990, as a member of the House Republican leadership staff. In the late 1970s, he began the study of the process of managing organizational change with Daryl Conner, the founder and chief executive officer of Conner Partners. Conner and Climer are coauthors of ''Leading Public-Sector Change,'' a textbook in public administration.+ − −
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Climer is a policy and information expert and is enlisted by governmental, media, and private-sector organizations. He frequently briefs legislators and public-policy researchers on policy options, consensus building, and leadership.
Climer is a policy and information expert and is enlisted by governmental, media, and private-sector organizations. He frequently briefs legislators and public-policy researchers on policy options, consensus building, and leadership.
In 1984, Bethune ran for the [[U.S. Senate]] but was defeated by the Democrat [[David Pryor]], despite [[Ronald W. Reagan]]'s victory in Arkansas. Climer then became a member of the House Republican leadership staff, with service from 1985 to 1990. In the late 1970s, he began the study of the process of managing organizational change with Daryl Conner, the founder and chief executive officer of Conner Partners. Conner and Climer are coauthors of ''Leading Public-Sector Change,'' a textbook in public administration.
After retiring and relocating in 2007 to Edenton in Chowan County in eastern [[North Carolina]], Climer established Policy Implementation Consultants and provides consulting services to public officials. He was appointed in 2009 by North Carolina Governor [[Bev Perdue]], a Democrat, to the Edenton Historical Commission, on which he served as chairman and as a member of the executive committee.
After retiring and relocating in 2007 to Edenton in Chowan County in eastern [[North Carolina]], Climer established Policy Implementation Consultants and provides consulting services to public officials. He was appointed in 2009 by North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue, a Democrat, to the Edenton Historical Commission, on which he served as chairman and as a member of the executive committee.
==Two congressional institutes==
==Two congressional institutes==