October 3, 2011
The Heritage Foundation hosted a reception and discussion “Remembering Reagan on his 100th Birthday” featuring The Honorable Edwin Meese III, Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow in Public Policy and Chairman, Center for Legal & Judicial Studies, The Heritage Foundation; Attorney General of the United States, 1985-1988.
October 14, 2010 at The St. Regis Atlanta
The Atlanta Committee for Heritage hosted a panel discussion entitled Dependency and Debt: How Our Growing Reliance on Government Fuels the Spending Crisis featuring Representative Tom Price (R-GA) and Heritage policy experts Bill Beach and Ryan Messmore. Following the panel discussion, Conservative Member of the European Parliament Daniel Hannan spoke on the topic “America’s Road to Serfdom: A Warning from Europe”.
The Atlanta Committee for Heritage: Vivian DuBose, Honorary Chairman; Barb Van Andel-Gaby and Rick Gaby, Honorary Chairmen; Jan and Ernest Taylor, Chairmen; David Allman; Lynn Caldwell; Lynn and Darrell Dobresk; Ginger DuBose; Anne Eldridge;Kenneth Graves; Bo Keatley; Gail and John McNair; Solon Patterson; Nancy Quan-Sellers; Stan Williams
August 18, 2010 at Westin Buckhead
The Atlanta Committee for Heritage hosted a panel discussion and luncheon featuring Herman Cain, Host of The Herman Cain Show and President and CEO of THE New Voice, Inc.
June 3, 2010 at 5 Seasons Westside
Most people in their 20s and 30s have grown up in a time of unparalleled prosperity in America. Their parents’ generation has become wealthier than any other generation in America’s history. These boom years have led to exceptional growth and wealth creation. Many young professionals have always assumed that these opportunities will exist for them as well. But is this really the case? The enormous growth in government debt and new policies being proposed today, particularly the recently passed health care legislation, make the opportunities less likely.
On June 3, renowned economist Bill Beach explained how this Administration’s policies will affect America’s young professionals in a discussion entitled “Will Opportunity Keep Knocking? How Government Policies are Making it Harder for You to Become Successful”. Beach shared real solutions to the economic problems facing the country and particularly the younger generation, from the tax implications of ObamaCare and other proposed tax increases to the economic impact of healthcare mandates and the historically high debt burdens, including inflation.
January 26, 2010 at Cherokee Town Club
Heritage experts Ben Lieberman and Jack Spencer brought to Atlanta their message of how U.S. energy policy should be based on the creativity of free enterprise. They clarified many of the misunderstandings and myths about energy, the environment, and market forces. Lieberman is Heritage’s Senior Policy Analyst, Energy and Environment and Spencer is Research Fellow in Nuclear Energy.