Please join us for a Pacific Research Institute luncheon and discussion at the Pacific Club in Newport Beach with Steve Hilton, author and host of "The Next Revolution" on Fox News. Hilton will discuss the policy implications from the midterm elections at the state and national levels. He will also discuss the political situation in the U.K. and opportunities for reform in California. 

Ticket Information

• General Admission: $100
• Sir Antony Fisher Freedom Society Members: $75
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• Individual Sponsor: $500
  • Includes signed copy of Steve Hilton’s Book, “Positive Populism: Revolutionary Ideas to Rebuild Economic Security, Family, & Community in America”
• Table Sponsor: $2,500
  • Admission for up to ten (10) guests seated together
  • Includes signed copies of Steve Hilton’s Book, “Positive Populism” for you and your table guests 

Steve Hilton is host of "The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton" on Fox News, and The Daily California podcast. He is the author of Positive Populism – Revolutionary Ideas to Rebuild Economic Security, Family and Community in America and the UK Sunday Times bestseller More Human – Designing a World Where People Come First. He has been a teacher, lecturer and visiting scholar at Stanford University’s Institute of Design (d.school), Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, and at the Hoover Institution.

Steve was previously CEO of Crowdpac, the political crowdfunding platform he co-founded in 2014, and before that was Senior Advisor to former Prime Minister David Cameron, where he helped lead the implementation of the British government’s domestic reform program. Prior to the 2010 General Election, as David Cameron’s head of strategy, Steve is credited with helping to develop the ideas associated with the modernization of the British Conservative Party.

Before working in politics, Steve was co-founder of Good Business, a corporate responsibility consulting firm, and The Good Cook, an award-winning London restaurant. He moved to the US in 2012, became an American citizen in May 2021, and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and two sons. Plus two dogs. And 10 chickens.