JPA 2008 ANNUAL MEETING
April 27-30 at The Homestead
Hot Springs, VA
Monday Evening Dining Options
Monday, April 28
Following the reception from 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm on Monday evening, attendees are on their own for dinner. For many, it’s an opportunity to get together as a group; others see it as a chance for a more intimate dinner.
Dining options at The Homestead on Monday evening include The Dining Room (set menu, coat & tie), 1766 Grille (set menu, jacket), and Sam Snead’s Tavern (a la carte, casual). Room service is also available.
To make sure your dining needs will be accommodated, it is suggested you call The Homestead now to make your reservations: (800) 838-1766, ext 2. For a detailed description of on-property dining options at The Homestead, visit their web site at www.thehomestead.com/resort_dining.
Additional Dining: For off-property dining, the hotel recommends The Waterwheel Restaurant at The Inn at Gristmill Square (jacket required) in Warm Springs, approximately 10 minutes away, call direct at (540) 839-2231, or visit their web site at www.gristmillsquare.com/reservations for additional information. Also, the John’s Steakhouse located just north of The Homestead (casual, but pricy, should book early) at (540) 839-2333, go to www.johnssteakhouse.com. The hotel will provide a shuttle for $10/person each way.
Program Highlights
Special Luncheon Presentation
Tuesday, April 29
“Decision 2008"
Andrew Card, Former White House Chief of Staff (2001-06)
With the Democrats in control of both the House and Senate, today's political chessboard is rife with movement and strategy as both parties maneuver for the 2008 presidency. Andy Card, the longest-serving White House Chief of Staff of the last 50 years, brings a unique perspective from the pinnacle of American politics to bear on today's political discussion. With eloquence, passion and unsurpassed vision, this veteran of three Presidential administrations and former Massachusetts state legislator surveys the current political scene at both the national and state levels, with an eye towards the 2008 elections. He discusses the day's political headlines, offering his expert analysis and observations on the issues and the players.
Farewell Dinner & Dancing
Tuesday, April 29
Join your fellow attendees on Tuesday evening, as we come together to celebrate the conclusion of another successful annual event! A fun evening is planned, and one you are sure to enjoy. The band “Leggz” will keep everyone on their feet, and they perform a fantastic Neil Diamond session, so bring your dancing shoes. This will cap off a truly memorable experience at The Greenbrier. Please indicate on your online registration form if you and your spouse/companion plan to join us for this event.
Attire: coat and tie for the men; cocktail dresses for the women.