Registration is now closed. However, walk-in tickets will be available at the door at the general admission price.

If you plan to attend as a walk-in, please come prepared with your payment method. We look forward to seeing you there.

Please be advised that Microsoft Office is currently experiencing an outage. If you are unable to access your Outlook email/calendar, please refer to the information below for parking instructions and contact information.

Members and guests may park in the garage (190 E. Washington Street), connected to Bank of America building via the skybridge on the 3rd floor. Park in any unreserved space on Level 6 or above. Take parking garage elevator to Level 3/skybridge. Walk across skybridge to Bank of America building. Go to elevator bank marked "32-41." Take elevator to 41st floor/Tampa Club entrance. Please bring parking ticket to the Club where it will be scanned to receive our preferred parking rate. 

With a scanned ticket, parking is complimentary for the first two hours after your arrival, and is then $3.00 per half an hour, after the first two hours.

Event Contact: Nzinga Barnette | Phone: (813) 276-9457

Join the Tampa Bay Chamber and Brownstein’s Government Relations leaders for a Public Policy Roundtable discussion on the results of the November elections and what they mean for congressional leadership, federal policy priorities, and the broader political environment affecting Florida. The conversation will examine the new political landscape in Washington and Tallahassee, including changes in congressional leadership, committee dynamics, and the priorities that could shape the next legislative session and Congress. Panelists will discuss what the election results may mean for companies operating in Florida and engaging with policymakers at both the state and federal levels.

The discussion will also explore Florida’s political outlook following the election, including changes in legislative and executive branch leadership and what those shifts may mean for policy direction and regulatory consistency. Panelists will examine congressional oversight, committee leadership, legislative bottlenecks, and the potential for continued regulatory changes in Florida and at the federal level, with particular attention to healthcare, insurance, and environmental policy.

The conversation will connect the outcomes of the November elections to the evolving relationship between Washington and Tallahassee, including how federal policy priorities may intersect with state legislative agendas, gubernatorial priorities, and regulatory decisions. Attendees will gain perspective on the post-election environment and the implications for Florida’s business climate, investment decisions, and growth outlook.

Presented By

Gold Sponsor

Special Thanks

Moderator

Speakers

Brandt G. Anderson Policy Director, Brownstein	Melissa Kuipers Blake Shareholder, Brownstein	Nadeam A. Elshami Principal, Public Policy, Brownstein

Benefit Use

Top Tier member organizations (Enterprise, Investor, and Partner level) receive 2 complimentary registrations for each Public Policy Roundtable event. When the organization has used its 2 complimentary registrations, additional admission is available for the Chamber Member registration fee based on availability.

When registering with a benefit code:

• Please select the Top Tier Chamber Member ticket type.
• To find your benefit code click the yellow Benefits bar at the bottom-right of your screen.

After selecting your admission item (Top Tier Chamber Member ticket):

1. Proceed to the payment screen.
2. At the payment screen apply your benefit code and the total will adjust to $0.

Staff Contact

Nzinga Barnette