By Scout Nelson
The Kansas Chamber has officially announced that Scott Jennings, renowned as CNN’s Senior Political Commentator, will be the keynote speaker at their 2025 Annual Dinner. This significant event is set to occur on Wednesday, March 19th, at the Stormont Vail Events Center in Topeka, marking a highlight in the state’s business and political calendar.
Alan Cobb, President and CEO of the Kansas Chamber, expressed enthusiasm about Jennings' participation, noting his vast background in government, politics, and media communication.
Cobb highlighted that Jennings’ diverse experiences provide him with a unique viewpoint on the current challenges and opportunities within the business landscape, making him an ideal speaker for the event.
Jennings brings a rich portfolio of political involvement, having been engaged in four presidential campaigns and numerous other federal and state races. His tenure as Special Assistant to President George W. Bush and his close work with strategist Karl Rove have equipped him with a deep understanding of political analysis and strategy.
Currently, Jennings is a partner at RunSwitch Public Relations based in Louisville, KY, and is well-regarded as a prolific columnist and commentator.
His articles have been featured in major publications like the Daily Mail and the LA Times, and he is a regular political analyst on global radio shows and mainstream media outlets.
The Kansas Chamber’s Annual Dinner attracts a wide audience, including some of the most influential business and political leaders from across the state. The event is designed to foster networking, engagement, and the exchange of ideas to drive collective action and inspiration among attendees.
Participants can look forward to an evening of insightful discussions and networking opportunities, making it an essential event for those involved in Kansas’s business and political spheres.
With Jennings at the helm, the 2025 Annual Dinner is poised to offer valuable perspectives that align closely with the interests and needs of the business community.
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