with Seth Radwell & Beth Fukuomoto

The U.S Midterm elections will take place on November 8th. All 435 House of Representative seats will be contested and 35 senators will be elected. The vote will decide who controls Congress and determine the future of President Joe Biden’s agenda.

Join us for a lively dinner and informal discussion with two guest speakers to reflect on the results. We are thrilled to welcome:

• Seth David Radwell (MPP’89), author of American Schism (2022 International Book Award winner for Best General Nonfiction), a book that explores the issues dividing America.
• Beth Fukumoto (MCMPA’20), seasoned political commentator and former U.S. State Representative.

Seth & Beth will share their views and discuss with you in an open format from 7:30pm to 9:30pm; with a three-course dinner included.

Space is limited to 20 people maximum, so save your spot early – we look forward to seeing you!

About Seth David Radwell
Seth David Radwell, author of American Schism: How the Two Enlightenments Hold the Secret to Healing Our Nation, is an entrepreneur, business executive and recognized thought leader in consumer marketing. A common thread across all his leadership and business endeavors has been his passion for our shared democratic values and his interest in American public policy. Until 2018, he also served as the CEO of The Proactiv Company, the leading skincare brand for acne. Prior, he served as President & Chief Revenue Officer of Guthy-Renker, the worldwide leading direct-to-consumer beauty company.

About Beth Fukuomoto
An experienced political leader and leadership coach, Beth works with civic-minded citizens and organizations to mobilize for social and political change. She is currently completing a book entitled Red Lines: Postcards from Partisan Purgatory that draws leadership lessons from her own political experiences. In 2017, Beth was the youngest woman in the U.S. to lead a major party in a legislature and the first elected Republican to switch parties after Trump’s election. She served 3 terms in the Hawaii House of Representatives where she was recognized as one of Washington Post’s “40 under 40″ rising political stars and Apolitical’s “The World’s Most Influential Young People in Government.”

When: Nov 9th, from 7:30pm onwards
Where: L’Arbre à Cannelle, 14 rue Linné, 75005 Paris
Who: Harvard alumni only (all schools are welcome)
Cost: A financial contribution of 38€ will be asked to cover for a three-course meal (French cuisine). Additional costs and drinks will be at attendees own expense.
If you have any dietary restriction, please let the organizing team know in advance and we will plan accordingly.
Registration: Please sign up before Nov. 8th.

Organizers

The event is organized by Audrène Eloit (MCMPA’14, First Vice President of the Harvard Club of France), Henri Brébant (MPA’20, Harvard Club of France Executive Committee Member) and Ben Rutledge (MCMPA’20).