Maverick PAC

What Maverick PAC does

Maverick PAC (MavPAC) is a U.S. political action committee founded in 2004 with origins in President George W. Bush's 2004 campaign "Maverick bundling program" and formally established by a group of Texas Mavericks including Senator Ted Cruz. The organization operates as a membership-based community for conservative young professionals, with a stated mission of developing the next generation of conservative leaders and connecting the private sector with federal candidates. It is headquartered in Washington, D.C., operates with approximately 5 employees, and has a national footprint with chapter presence across the U.S.

The product surface is built around four core offerings: (1) a four-tier membership program (Sustaining Member $300/year, Leadership Circle $750/year, Chairman's Circle $1,500/year, and Executive Cabinet $5,000/year) with weighted voting rights (1 to 9 votes per funding round) over candidate funding decisions; (2) the annual MavCON conference convening hundreds of members with senior elected officials and corporate executives; (3) the Future40 recognition program identifying emerging conservative leaders (operated annually since at least 2018); and (4) a candidate support program that directs member-contributed funds to vetted conservative House and Senate candidates. Marketing channels include Instagram, an email newsletter, the maverickpac.com website, and the WinRed donation platform.

The revenue model is subscription-based, driven entirely by membership dues paid annually. The organization is funded exclusively by these dues — there are no outside investors, parent companies, or capital raises. Under previous chairman Fritz Brogan (2017-2022), the organization raised "millions of dollars" in cumulative dues and contributed over $1 million to federal campaigns. Governance is provided by a National Board of Directors composed of business leaders, campaign strategists, and policy professionals, with three chairman transitions in the past three years (Brogan through 2022, Proler 2022-2023, Flock 2022-2025). The organization is not a technology company and has no proprietary technology, AI/ML capabilities, or platform infrastructure.

Name

Maverick PAC

Legal name

Maverick PAC

Website

https://maverickpac.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2004

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Maverick PAC is a U.S. political action committee founded in 2004 that operates a tiered membership program for conservative young professionals, using member dues to fund vetted House and Senate candidates via a weighted voting model and the annual MavCON conference.

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Headquarters

HQ city

Washington, D.C.

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Revenue model

1. Membership Dues: Maverick PAC generates revenue through annual membership dues at four tier levels: Sustaining Member ($300/year), Leadership Circle ($750/year), Chairman's Circle ($1,500/year), and Executive Cabinet ($5,000/year). Higher tier memberships provide increased voting power on candidate funding decisions - from 1 vote for Sustaining Members up to 9 votes for Executive Cabinet members. All contributions to candidates are derived from these membership dues.

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Core offering

Maverick PAC is a membership-based political action committee that engages conservative young professionals through tiered annual memberships ($300 to $5,000), enabling them to network with elected officials and peers, vote on which federal candidates the PAC funds, and participate in leadership development. The organization runs the annual MavCON conference, the Future40 recognition program honoring emerging conservative leaders, and a member-driven candidate support program contributing to vetted House and Senate campaigns.

Product overview

Maverick PAC (MavPAC) is a political action committee offering a suite of programs centered on developing conservative young professionals. The core offerings include the Future40 recognition program, a tiered membership structure (Sustaining Member, Leadership Circle, Chairman's Circle, Executive Cabinet), the annual MavCON conference, and a candidate support program where members vote to fund conservative candidates. The organization also publishes a monthly newsletter for members.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Future40: A program recognizing young conservative professionals who demonstrate leadership in the public and private sectors. The Future40 program honors individuals across various classes (2018-2025) and is a key initiative of Maverick PAC.
• MavCON

Products and services

• MavPAC Membership Program
• Future40 Recognition Program
• MavCON Annual Conference
• Candidate Support Program

Quantifiable outcome

• Numerous alumni have gone on to serve at the highest levels of government

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Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

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Broad incumbents

• Club for Growth: A conservative PAC supporting fiscally aligned candidates. Shares the candidate-selection and contribution model with Maverick PAC but targets a more established donor base rather than young professionals.
• Congressional Leadership Fund: A major Republican Super PAC supporting House candidates. Comparable to Maverick PAC's candidate-support mission but at a much larger fundraising scale; a board member of MavPAC previously ran CLF's hard-dollar arm, evidencing direct ecosystem overlap.
• College Republican National Committee (CRNC): The official Republican youth-wing organization with campus chapters and national apparatus. Direct overlap with Maverick PAC on conservative young-professional recruitment, candidate support, and event programming, but at a larger institutional scale.
• Heritage Foundation: A leading conservative think tank engaging young professionals through fellowships and events. Overlaps with Maverick PAC on conservative pipeline development and member events, though Heritage is policy-oriented rather than electoral.
• National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC): The official Republican House campaign committee. Direct overlap with Maverick PAC's House candidate support mission, but at an institutional scale with vastly greater fundraising capacity.

Direct peers

• Turning Point USA: A large conservative youth engagement organization running campus chapters, conferences, and donor programs. Highly comparable to Maverick PAC in target audience (young conservatives), tiered membership, and event-driven engagement, though at materially larger scale.
• Young Americans for Liberty: A libertarian-leaning youth political organization with chapter-based membership, conferences, and candidate-aligned activism. Comparable to Maverick PAC in member-driven model and young-professional target, overlapping in the conservative youth pipeline.

Emerging players

• Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Work: A grassroots conservative youth organization focused on economic freedom. Comparable to Maverick PAC on young-professional conservative membership and policy-driven engagement, though smaller and more niche.
• The Fund for American Studies (TFAS): A conservative-aligned educational nonprofit running programs for young professionals including conferences and fellowships. Comparable to Maverick PAC's young-professional civic engagement model, with overlap among alumni and event audiences.
• Network of Enlightened Women (NeW): A conservative women's organization engaging young professionals in policy and politics. Comparable to Maverick PAC's mission of developing young conservative leaders, with overlapping content events and conferences.

Market position

Strengths4 records

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Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutu.be/fI9JBE2wLQg
• Instagraminstagram.com/maverickpac
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/maverick-pac

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Investors

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Investments

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