Robert Dole

Recognized as one of the most prominent political figures of the 20th century, the Associated Press has said of Bob Dole, “He is more well-known, more respected and more busy now than when he ran for President.”

Dole can knowledgeably address topics of vital interest ranging from international events and crises to the global economy; from domestic issues such as regulation, social and education programs to economic issues; from Pennsylvania Avenue to Wall Street to Main Street. Dole has been there as a Senator, Senate Majority leader and Presidential candidate. He continues to be there as Counsel to one of Washington’s top international law firms and as a respected statesman.

He was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Clinton as a tribute to his character and his contributions to the nation. Dole’s quick wit and congenial personality make him a frequent guest on the late night talk show circuit.

Dole is a wounded and decorated veteran of World War II and chairman of the WWII Memorial Campaign. A member of “The Greatest Generation,” he encourages young people to step up to become the “next greatest generation”. Known for his sharp wit and self-deprecating sense of humor, Dole is also author of two best-selling books on political humor. He utilizes that sense of humor on the podium whether he is a keynoter, panelist or master of ceremonies.