The 2006 Annual Meeting
Building a Bipartisan United States Foreign Policy in the 21st century

Monday, November 13th & Tuesday, November 14th
Hotel Palomar • Washington, D.C.

Gone are the days when people sit in stuffy rooms for more than an hour trying not to fall asleep and listen to monotonous lecturers. In the past, seminars and annual meetings of some organizations provided little excitement for participants and attendees.

A new model is needed to engage attendees in a way that promotes intellectual debate and encourages participation. With our upcoming Annual Meeting, Citizens for Global Solutions is the leading example of this much needed change.

On November 13–14, 2006, we will bring together 250 people at the new Hotel Palomar in Washington, D.C. to discuss the creation and implementation of a sound, bipartisan U.S. foreign policy for the 21st Century. It will feature lively keynote addresses, tell-it-like-it-is panel discussions, intimate salon conversations and rare networking opportunities.

This two-day event will focus on exciting, intellectual dialogue among speakers, panelists and attendees. It will run counter to the one-way talk-and-listen format of events normally held in Washington. This event will also be one of the first to be held after the November 2006 elections.

For the most up-to-date information and to register, please visit our web site, www.globalsolutions.org.

See the Annual Meeting “Save-the-Date” ad located on the back of this newsletter for more information about how to take advantage of our special room rates at the Hotel Palomar. See you in November!

Contributing Writer: Christopher Belisle

Updated October 10, 2006