Are We Freer Than We Were Ten Years Ago? This event will be streamed live online at www.hudson.org/watchlive.
Event Description
This year, the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation celebrates a decade of the Bradley Prizes, annual awards designed to recognize “individuals of extraordinary talent and dedication” who have made “contributions of excellence” consistent with the foundation’s mission.

To mark the occasion, Bradley asked previous prize winners to gather on June 12 to discuss the question “Are We Freer Than We Were Ten Years Ago?” Are we fulfilling the foundation’s mission to preserve and defend the tradition of free, representative government and private enterprise that enabled America and, indeed, the West to flourish economically and intellectually? What has changed over the past ten years, and what will the next ten years bring?
Agenda
8:15 a.m.
Welcome by Bradley Foundation President Michael Grebe and Master of Ceremonies William Kristol
8:30 – 10:00 a.m.
Panel discussion: Economic Opportunity at Risk?
The Bradley brothers believed that their commercial success could only have been possible within a system of democratic capitalism and the institutions, principles, and values that sustain and nurture it. Are the conditions of economic opportunity still present today in America and around the world? What can we do to cultivate those conditions?

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