The inaugural Florida U.S. Capitol Summit was an overwhelming success and well attended by AIF members, members of Congress, other policy leaders.
On the first day, participants attended exclusive policy briefings at the National Association of Manufacturers’ office where their policy experts provided updates on key issues such as health care and tax reform. That afternoon, a welcome reception was held at the Capitol Hill Club where attendees and their guests had an opportunity to talk one-on-one with members of Congress, policy leaders and other business leaders. Later that evening, top sponsors of the Summit had a private dinner with U.S. Senator Marco Rubio.
The morning of the second day, participants received updates in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building from White House policy advisors on issues such as EPA water and regulatory issues, FEMA/Irma recovery efforts and national tax reform, followed by a White House tour.
At the Capitol Hill Club, participants welcomed lunch keynote speaker Congressman Bill Shuster (R-Pennsylvania), Chair of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
We concluded the day in the Cannon House Office Building with members of Florida’s Congressional Delegation speaking to Summit participants on topics such as: healthcare, infrastructure, energy resources, international economic affairs, tax and domestic economic development, and tax reform. We were joined by the following members of the Florida Congressional Delegation:
Congresswoman
Kathy Castor
(D) |
Congressman
Charlie Crist
(D) |
Congressman
Ron DeSantis
(R) |
Congresswoman
Val Demings
(D) |
Congressman
Mario Diaz-Balart
(R) |
Congressman
Neal Dunn
(R) |
Congressman
Matt Gaetz
(R) |
Congressman
Al Lawson
(D) |
Congressman
Bill Posey
(R) |
Congressman
Tom Rooney
(R) |
Congressman Dennis Ross (R) | Congressman Darren Soto (D) |
Congressman
Daniel Webster
(R) |
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