Taking liberty to the airwaves: BIPPS on Louisville's WLRS 105.1 FM Talk

Phil Moffett, the Bluegrass Institute president and CEO, will be on Money for Louisville with host Alan Mercurio today at 9 a.m. (EDT).

Listen live here.

Money for Louisville airs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Taking liberty to the airwaves: BIPPS on Louisville's WLRS 105.1 FM Talk

Phil Moffett, the Bluegrass Institute president and CEO, will be on Money for Louisville with host Alan Mercurio this Saturday, Sept. 19, at 9 a.m. (EDT).

Listen live here.

Money for Louisville airs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Video: Phil Moffett steps up to lead the Bluegrass Institute

Phil Moffett, BIPPS new president and CEO, on 'The Joe Elliott Show'

Phil Moffett, the Bluegrass Institute’s new president and CEO, will be on "The Joe Elliott Show" on 970 WGTK-AM at 1 p.m. (EDT) today.

Moffett will be talking about the institute’s exciting future as it builds alliances to advance freedom, defend liberty and build a more prosperous Kentucky.

"The Joe Elliott Show" is broadcast weekdays from Noon to 3 p.m. EDT.

Listen live here.

Recent articles on Bluegrass Institute's new president and CEO

Take a look at some recent articles related to today's announcement that Phil Moffett has joined the Bluegrass Institute as president and CEO!

Phil Moffett will head conservative institute - Kentucky.com/Lexington Herald-Leader


Moffett heads conservative think tank - WEKU

Former gubernatorial candidate to lead BIPPS - Bluegrass Policy Blog

Former gubernatorial candidate to lead BIPPS

(LOUISVILLE, Ky.) – Phil Moffett, Louisville businessman and former GOP gubernatorial candidate, is the new president and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions.

Moffett announced that the institute would reshape its mission from a traditional “think tank” to a “do tank” by forming an alliance with Kentucky businesses and liberty organizations statewide, including Tea Parties, the Kentucky 9/12 Project and Take Back Kentucky. This new coalition will focus on specific missions promoting free markets, smaller government, reduced government spending and limited regulation.

“The time is right to team the intellectual capital of the Bluegrass Institute with the organizational strengths and passions of the liberty groups along with business owners to bring specific legislative and regulatory changes that will make Kentucky more prosperous than it has ever been,” Moffett said. “As president and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, I look forward to building and managing this unique and powerful alliance. Our effort will lead to increased opportunity and prosperity in the Bluegrass State.”

Moffett follows Bowling Green entrepreneur Chris Derry, who founded the institute, and Lexington businessman Rick Loghry to become the institute’s third president and CEO.