ATJC Lunch and Learn with Lyon Roth
Posted by Suzanne Rodriguez on 02/08/2022 @ 08:41 AM
FRIDAYS AT 12:30 PM
IN-PERSON AT THE AVENTURA TURNBERRY JEWISH CENTER
ATJC Members $10 per person | Non-Members $18 per person
FEBRUARY 11
AFTER PRESIDENT BIDEN’S FIRST YEAR IN OFFICE:Assessing the 79 year-old “Rookie’s" performance.
FEBRUARY 25
XI JINPING IS ONLY 68 BUT IS COMPLETING HIS FIRST DECADE AS CHINA’S SUPREME LEADER - WITH NO TERM LIMITS IN SIGHT. What we can expect from the world’s other superpower in the years ahead.
MARCH 4
FROM 6 TO 61:HOW PRIME MINISTER BENNET MANAGES TO PRESERVE A COALITION WHILE LEADING ONE OF ISRAEL’S SMALLEST POLITICAL FACTIONS. How long can it last and how will he navigate relations with key countries in the region and beyond.
MARCH 11
8 MONTHS TILL “FINALS.” Studying for the midterm elections and handicapping key House and Senate races across the country. We will explore tensions within the two major parties and the implications for America’s future.
About Lyon Roth
Lyon Roth has enjoyed an extensive career in law, business and financial services in Canada, Israel and the United States. He is a graduate of McGill university and Harvard law school and served as a law clerk at the Supreme Court of Canada. Lyon is chairman of Yarotek (a solar energy company), director of the friends of Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) and, along with his daughter Israela, a godparent at Jewish adoption and family care options (JAFCO). He also co-chairs the Florida congressional committee pro-Israel PAC and is a member of the Israeli consulate’s speakers bureau. Lyon has been chairman of Israel Bonds (Florida), a governor of Ben-Gurion university and has taught business law and ethics at various universities in Israel and the US. He has served on multiple corporate and community boards and speaks frequently on topics relating to Israel, the political and economic climate in the middle east, energy, water and environmental sustainability. Lyon has traveled to over 50 countries and is fluent in English, Hebrew and French.
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