How the U.S. "lost" South America with Hal Weitzman
Join us on Monday, September 10, 2012
Dinner/Discussion with Author 5:45pm
Schiff Conference Center at Cintas Center, Xavier University
Public Talk 7:30pm
Duff Banquet Center at Cintas Center, Xavier University
'How the U.S. 'lost' South America'
Hal Weitzman is Financial Times’ Chicago and Midwest Bureau Chief. He started as FT Op-ed editor (2000), became Americas News Editor in 2002, and was FT’s Andes bureau chief from 2004-2007. While based in Lima and reporting from Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Chile, Hal appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Miami Herald, New Statesman, Irish Times, Australian and Jane’s Foreign Report. From Wales, he attended Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government; Oriel College/Oxford; and Leeds University. Latin Lessons is his first book. The dinner/discussion will be an off-the-record, intimate setting prior to the open public talk to follow at 7:30.
RSVP by Thursday, Sept. 6 to Kathy Strunk, kstrunk@fbtlaw.com (or call 513 651 6166). Dinner seating is limited. $25 for Hispanic Chamber, FPLC, AJC and Brueggeman Center members/$30 for non-member guests. Cash bar. Check to FPLC can be mailed c/o Joe Dehner, 3300 Great American Tower, 301 E. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 (or paid at the door). No-shows will be billed.
Dinner/Discussion with Author 5:45pm
Schiff Conference Center at Cintas Center, Xavier University
Public Talk 7:30pm
Duff Banquet Center at Cintas Center, Xavier University
'How the U.S. 'lost' South America'
Hal Weitzman is Financial Times’ Chicago and Midwest Bureau Chief. He started as FT Op-ed editor (2000), became Americas News Editor in 2002, and was FT’s Andes bureau chief from 2004-2007. While based in Lima and reporting from Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Chile, Hal appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Miami Herald, New Statesman, Irish Times, Australian and Jane’s Foreign Report. From Wales, he attended Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government; Oriel College/Oxford; and Leeds University. Latin Lessons is his first book. The dinner/discussion will be an off-the-record, intimate setting prior to the open public talk to follow at 7:30.
RSVP by Thursday, Sept. 6 to Kathy Strunk, kstrunk@fbtlaw.com (or call 513 651 6166). Dinner seating is limited. $25 for Hispanic Chamber, FPLC, AJC and Brueggeman Center members/$30 for non-member guests. Cash bar. Check to FPLC can be mailed c/o Joe Dehner, 3300 Great American Tower, 301 E. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 (or paid at the door). No-shows will be billed.
Date and Time
Monday Sep 10, 2012
5:45 PM - 8:30 PM EDT
Location
3300 Great American Tower, 301 E. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Fees/Admission
FPLC, AJC and Brueggeman Center members $30 for non-member guests. Cash bar. Check to FPLC can be mailed c/o Joe Dehner, 3300 Great American Tower, 301 E. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 (or paid at the door). No-shows will be billed.
