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Florida Institute for Political Leadership (FIPL) is pleased to offer you a FREE chance to hear from a national speaker at an upcoming members-only event.
FIPL has partnered with the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches to secure a limited number of virtual tickets for their lunch on October 7, 2024 at Noon, featuring Ambassador Michael Oren.
Simply reply to this email to reserve your virtual ticket.
RSVP required by 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 1.
Space is limited and tickets are offered on a first-come-first-serve basis.
After making your reservation via email, you will:
Receive an email to confirm you have a ticket.
Once confirmed, you will receive another email with your ticket and further instructions on how to join the event directly from the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches.
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns by email at info@fipl.org or call 850-688-8940.

VIRTUAL LUNCH FEATURING
Ambassador Michael Oren
Monday, October 7, 2024
Program begins at Noon
About the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches:
As a nonprofit organization, the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches is Florida’s largest non-partisan political and public affairs organization. Since 1976 when President Jimmy Carter served as its inaugural speaker, the Forum Club has hosted a majority of the sitting U.S. Supreme Court justices and a variety of thought leaders whose words and actions affect the world in which we live.
About the speaker:
In 2009, Michael Oren was appointed Israel’s ambassador to the United States. Interacting with the White House, Congress, the Pentagon, and the CIA, he dealt with crucial strategic issues such as the Iron Dome defense system and the Iran nuclear threat. He reached out to communities across America, spoke on numerous campuses, and defended Israel in the media. He received the Statesman of the Year Medal from the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and the Dr. Martin Luther King Legacy Prize for International Service.
Returning to Israel, Oren was elected to Knesset—Israel’s parliament—where he headed a classified committee on international affairs and served as Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, in charge of diplomacy. He made state visits to Europe, Central America, and the Far East. Politico named him as one of the fifty most influential thinkers in America, by the Forward as one of the five most influential Jews in America, and the Jerusalem Post as one of the ten most influential Jews worldwide.