Hugh Hewitt to Speak at Leadership Program of the Rockies Graduation

by wesley | 12:07 pm, May 28, 2009 | Comments Off

If you’re interested in Liberty, Freedom, and Prosperity, then you’re not alone. The Leadership Program of the Rockies teaches these principles to a dedicated group of emerging leaders each year.

The 2009 Class is approaching their graduation, so Hugh Hewitt is coming to Colorado to salute them and discuss our Nation’s timeless principles that are under attack.

Sounds like a rocking good time, right? I know you’re likely asking yourself, “Self, how in the world do I get on the guest list for such an awesome party?” Well, worry not young patriot. Consider yourself formally invited to the 2009 Leadership Program of the Rockies class graduation. Details for the event are:

When 
Friday, June 12th, 2009

Where
The Wildlife Experience
10035 S. Peoria St
Parker, CO 80134

Tickets
$50 “Liberty” Tickets
6 pm Hugh Hewitt, open seating
does not include “Power Networking” Reception

$75 “Freedom” Reserved Tickets
5 pm  “Power Networking” Reception: appetizers/cash bar
6 pm  Hugh Hewitt, reserved seating

$750 “Prosperity” Tables (Reserved tickets for 8 )
5 pm  “Power Networking” Reception: appetizers/cash bar
6 pm  Hugh Hewitt, reserved seating

Limited seating avilable!
Reserve your tickets online or by calling 303-488-0018.

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