ABOUT MAVERICK PAC

The future of the GOP is bright and Maverick PAC is leading the way!

Maverick PAC (MavPAC) is the premier national network for conservative young business professionals. Our network spans across the country and our members work in a variety of industries. MavPac is a people PAC, not a policy PAC. Our members rally around the common goal of supporting and electing Republican candidates for federal office, especially those who are millennials.

MavPAC operates democratically -- our members nominate and vote to determine which candidates we support. Our mission is to elect center-right, business-oriented candidates for Congress and, in the process, develop MavPAC members into the next generation of leading conservative donors, operatives and candidates.

We pride ourselves on running a lean operation that maximizes our financial output in elections. For most young professionals, a Maverick PAC contribution is their first political donation, giving them access to elected officials, national thought leaders and high profile CEO's through low dollar events. In the 2018 cycle, Maverick PAC donated $180,000 directly to federal campaigns, all money donated by our members in their 20's and 30's. Maverick PAC members have bundled over two million dollars for federal campaigns, helping train and expand the fundraising network of the GOP.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Mavericks Conference, put on by Mavericks, Inc, is our annual conference that that brings together 300 of our members to hear from top leaders in business, government, and politics, including Members of Congress, Governors, White House officials, business executives and more.

HISTORY

The term Maverick originated from a bundling program on President Bush’s 2004 election campaign that aimed to engage business executives and leaders under the age of forty. After the campaign, a group of Texas leaders, including a young lawyer named Ted Cruz, decided to form an organization to keep advancing that goal of engaging young business leaders in GOP politics. When George P. Bush and Jay Zeidman became chairs of the organization in 2009, they took the network nationally, expanding chapters around the country.

Over the organization’s fifteen year history, numerous members have gone on to success at the highest levels of government and business. MavPAC alumni who have held elected office include Senator Ted Cruz, Governor Ron DeSantis, Representatives Will Hurd (TX-23), Elise Stefanik (NY-21), Mike Gallagher (WI-8), Mike Waltz (FL-6) and former Congressman Carlos Curbelo (FL-26)