Faith in the Marketplace Lecture Series
Business people, pastors, entrepreneurs, medical professionals, teachers, lawyers, service providers all find challenges in serving in today's society. Share this time with a nationally recognized speaker who will help us reflect on how Faith in the Marketplace can help us serve Christ and society.
Becky Norton Dunlop -
February 28, 2019
Location: Grant Events Center
Time: Noon - 1:30 p.m.
Luncheon Cost: $20 per seat; $160 per table of 8
Open to the Jackson community
Becky Norton Dunlop, a prominent leader, strategist, and counselor in the conservative movement, is The Heritage Foundation's Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow. Dunlop, who joined the leading think tank in 1998, holds the only policy chair in the country to be officially named for the 40th president. She succeeds Ed Meese, the U.S. attorney general under Reagan, who assumed emeritus status. Dunlop oversees special projects, travels as an ambassador for Heritage, and works tirelessly to assure that the legacy of principles, policies, and practices represented by the life and service of Ronald Reagan remain in the hearts and minds of Americans.
Dunlop was a senior official in the Reagan administration from 1981-1989 inside the White House, at the Justice Department, and at the Interior Department. She served from 1994-1998 as Secretary of Natural Resources for the Commonwealth of Virginia in the Cabinet of then-Virginia Gov. George Allen. Other current leadership roles include the boards of the Virginia Institute for Public Policy, the Reagan Ranch Board of Governors, the Reagan Alumni Association, the Association for American Educators and the AAE Foundation, the Council for National Policy and the American Conservative Union.
In addition to topics addressing conservative principles and their roots in the nation's founding, Dunlop is a sought-after public speaker on the idea that personnel is policy; on energy, natural resources and the environment (including free market environmentalism); on federalism as a former member of a governor's Cabinet; Capitalism and the Rule of Law, and on the Reagan administration (including the 40th president's effective leadership style).