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Thursday , October 22nd Luncheon Meeting Featuring Guest Speaker: Amity Schuyler - President & CEO, Consortium of Florida Education Foundations

  • October 22, 2026
  • 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Hammock Dunes Club, 30 Ave Royale, Palm Coast, FL 32137

Registration

  • Guests are only allowed to be a guest one time. Attendance at subsequent meetings requires a full membership. If you have NOT been a previous guest, and would like to attend this event, please email us for registration assistance at: flaglertigerbay@gmail.com

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EVENT REGISTRATION  

Advance registration and payment required: 

$45 for members and $50 for guests.  

This event will sell out!  Early registration is strongly encouraged!

SPEAKER TOPIC

Building Florida's Future Through Innovative Education Partnerships.


ABOUT THE SPEAKER

  • Amity Schuyler began her role as President & CEO July 2025, of the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations. She is a proven executive with more than two decades of executive experience at the intersection of public education, business, and civic engagement Schuyler, was the Chief Innovation Officer for the Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce and previously Deputy Commissioner with the Tennessee Department of Education, was selected following a competitive national search that drew more than 370 candidates.
  • The Consortium represents the local education foundations aligned with nearly all of Florida’s public school districts. Collectively, Consortium members raise $100 million annually for locally driven initiatives and serve 98% of the state’s K-12 students. Local education foundations work with donors and other partners to help teachers through grants and other resources, fostering better student outcomes that make Florida’s communities stronger.  
  • Schuyler rose to the top of the field of applicants because of her impressive track record, dynamic leadership, and visionary approach. Before her leadership roles in Memphis and Tennessee, she served in Florida as Chief of Staff for the Palm Beach County School District and Director of Strategic Communications for the School District of Lee County. She also developed nonprofit leadership and public policy skills as CEO of Drug Free Charlotte, leading the organization for a decade. Her first job was as a classroom teacher.
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