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Good morning Jack,


It’s an exciting time to be in Mississippi. Over the past few years, our state has made incredible strides — growing jobs, attracting new investment, expanding educational opportunity, and leading the way in innovation and reform.

We’ve seen record-low unemployment, historic school achievement, and new industries choosing Mississippi as home. Our people’s hard work, resilience, and vision have turned challenges into real success stories.

That’s what A Celebration of Mississippi Success on Thursday, October 23rd at the Country Club of Jackson is all about — recognizing how far we’ve come and the leaders who have helped make it happen.

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Purchase your tickets by clicking on the photo above!

We’re honored to have Governor Tate Reeves joining us as one of our keynote speakers. Governor Reeves has been at the forefront of Mississippi’s progress — leading with a vision of growth, opportunity, and prosperity for every Mississippian.

We’ll also welcome Rich Lowry, Editor-in-Chief of National Review, to share his national perspective on Mississippi’s growing role as a leader in conservative reform and state-level innovation.

Event Details:
* Thursday, October 23, 2025
* Country Club of Jackson
* Doors open at 6:30 PM, Gala starts at 7 PM

This evening is more than a Gala — it’s a moment to reflect, celebrate, and be proud of the progress Mississippi has made.
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We can’t wait to celebrate this exciting season of growth and success with you.

Warmest wishes,

Anika Page
Director of Operations

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