HomeGrown Lecture: ED RENDELL Speaks November 20th at the Wayne Art Center

Ed Rendell presents “Government, Non Profits, and the Eagles: Did we miss anything?” as part of the Wayne Art Center’s HomeGrown Lecture Series.

The former Mayor of Philadelphia and Governor of Pennsylvania continues to pursue many of the same issues he was passionate about while in office. Acting as a board member or consultant, Rendell has become a champion for progress in the area of alternative energy. In addition, no other issue has been or continues to be as important to Rendell as America’s dire need to rebuild and reinvest in its infrastructure.

Ed Rendell currently serves as the co-chairman of the Building America’s Future organization along with Michael Bloomberg and former U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. As an on-air political consultant for NBC and MSNBC, he has candidly shared his views on state and federal government in a refreshingly insightful way. Coupled with his enormous political knowledge Ed Rendell’s love of sports is well-known. An ardent Eagles fan, he is part of the panel on the Comcast Sportsnet show, Post Game Live.

Tickets for a single lecture are $20. Tickets for the entire HomeGrown Lecture Series (5 lectures total) are $65 member/$75 non-member.

For more information, or to register, please visit www.wayneart.org or call us at 610 688 3553.

HomeGrown-Lectures, Learning, Locally is a series of presentations given by local experts that address issues ranging from business, politics and healthcare to history and the arts. Former Radnor High School teachers Lois Wysocki and Susan Wolf launched the lecture series in collaboration with the Wayne Art Center in 2013-2014. Recognizing the enormous wealth of talent and experienceamong the local community, Wysocki and Wolf have once again made it their goal to bring to light the fascinating knowledge and journeys that have brought extraordinary people from our local area to their present positions. Lectures will take place at the Wayne Art Center from 7:30 to 8:30 followed by question/comment sessions.Evenings end with refreshments and an opportunity to socialize with neighbors and friends.

Please join us for the following upcoming HomeGrown Lectures!

Daniel H. Weiss, “Remaking College: Challenges & Opportunities in a Time of Change” on January 21, 2015.

Harvey Friedman, “The Impact of Diamonds on Health and Culture in Botswana... and the Global Ramifications” on March 4, 2015.

Juliet Goodfriend, “Lights, Camera, Action: Making Movie Magic” on April 15, 2015.