From: Katie Bulger <kbulger@washingtonpolicy.org>
Subject: Students attend for free: WPC's Health Care Policy Luncheon in SeaTac
This
is a friendly reminder that WPC’s upcoming Health Care Policy Luncheon
will be held at the SeaTac Hilton hotel THIS Tuesday,
November 3rd.
The event will kick off at 11am with a bi-partisan review of the 2015 Legislative Session and preview of the health care policy
issues that will be faced in the 2016 Session. Our panelists include:
· Senator
Randi Becker, Senate Health Care Committee Chair
· Representative
Eileen Cody, House Health Care Committee Chair
· Dr.
Robert Crittenden, Senior Health Policy Advisor, Office of Governor Inslee
Following the 11am panel will be a keynote luncheon with Michael Tanner, author of the new book, Going
for Broke: Deficits, Debt and the Entitlement Crisis.
Tanner leads research on a variety of domestic policies with a
particular emphasis on health care reform at The Cato Institute, one of
the nation's largest think
tanks.
Students are invited to attend this event for free by registering here.
This is a great opportunitycollege
students to learn about health care public policy issues from Olympia’s
top policymakers, as well as a respected national figure, and to
network
with the approximately 200 state legislators, elected officials, agency
staff, business owners, health care professionals, and other
students/young professionals that will be in attendance.
Washington Policy Center (WPC) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, independent think tank in our state that works to improve the lives of citizens by providing accurate, high quality solutions for policymakers, the media and the public. Our Young Professionals group engages and educates the next generation of leaders about sound policy through relationship building, events and outreach.
Thank you for your time. If you have any questions or would like any additional information, please contact me at kbulger@washingtonpolicy.orgor
(206)
937-9691. I am happy to discuss how your students’ attendance at this
event will benefit them educationally and professionally.
