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The Seminar Network is uniting a movement of principled business and philanthropic leaders who leverage their contributions of time, talent, and resources to advance a society of mutual benefit. We do this by building partnerships with individuals, companies, and foundations to transform the key institutions of society: education, businesses, communities, and government, to break barriers holding people back.
These are just a few of our members who make it possible.
Alex Cranberg
Chairman Aspect Holdings, LLC
“The survival of the country depends on a broad rise in educational outcomes and opportunity… If we care about our country, we’ve got to care about this issue. If we want to take advantage of this moment in history to change and improve America’s trajectory, now is the time.”
Nate Bachman
Principal The Bachman Group
“The best gift I can leave my children is a country that has opportunity and promise. The Seminar Network is the biggest investment of my life. I hope my legacy will be one my kids can be proud of.”
Gwyn Beagle
Seminar Partner
“The uniting, fundamental belief of the Seminar Network is: We have a great country, and anyone in this country, no matter what their gifts or how disadvantaged, should have a pathway to make their life better.”
Bob Luddy
Founder and President CaptiveAire Systems
“This group is willing to do whatever it takes to preserve a free society and make life better for every single American.”
Michael Shaughnessy
Former President ColorMatrix Corporation
“I had a wonderful experience building my business… I worry about the people out there today trying to do the same thing. Once people see what the Seminar Network does and the quality of people who attend the Seminar, it’s a slam dunk… There are people who watch things happen. We want to make things happen.”
Bill O’Neill
Owner Dungannon, LLC
“When I found out about the Seminar, I realized this was what I’d been looking for. This was the missing piece. It’s not about political parties, or more Republicans than Democrats—it’s more about how the nation should be governed… Whatever role I can play in trying to help it work is what I want to do.”