* From a press release…

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

Press Conference:
Tuesday, March 19 at 11am
University Club, 76 E. Monroe, Chicago, IL 60603

MEDIA ADVISORY

Andrzejewski to Make Major Announcement

Tomorrow, March 19th, Businessman and Civic Advocate, Adam Andrzejewski will make a major announcement regarding the future of Illinois…

Andrzejewski is Founder of For the Good of Illinois- a nonprofit nationally leading transparency organization. Andrzejewski sought the 2010 GOP nomination for Governor of Illinois.

The Press Conference will also be live streamed.

You can view the Press Conference by going to the following link http://www.ustream.tv/channel/adam-andrzejewski-press-conference.

WHEN: Tuesday, March 19th at 11:00AM

WHERE: University Club of Chicago, Millennium Room, 76 E. Monroe St, Chicago, IL 60603

Note: The University Club requests that no jeans or tennis shoes be worn. Gentlemen need jackets.

Looking forward to seeing you!

Adam Andrzejewski
For The Good of Illinois | CEO

As subscribers have known for a while, Andrzejewski has been talking about running for state treasurer. If you’re going, gentlemen, don’t forget your jackets. Kind of a weird setting for a statewide announcement.

*** UPDATE *** Illinois Review…

Andrzejewski, who founded and heads up the transparency group “For the Good of Illinois” was in Washington DC this week, but told Illinois Review that despite the DC meetings, he’s not contemplating a bid for Congress in 2014.

“I’ve been redistricted out of Judy Biggert’s old district, so I’m not running for Congress,” he said.

What about a statewide position then? “I’ve also already said that I’m not running for governor,” Andrzejewski said.

When asked about state comptroller or treasurer - something many speculate he would be interested in - he hesitated. “Well, there’s a problem there, neither Topinka nor Rutherford have officially announced their intentions for 2014,” he said.

Last week, Andrzejewski announced the formation of a federal version of “For the Good of Illinois” to pursue transparency in federal spending and the national budget. Whatever office Andrzejewski intends to pursue, it’s fairly certain open government will be a part of his campaign platform.