Join us on September 24 for an intimate WACC Private Dinner featuring Talmage Boston, the esteemed author of “How the Best Did It: Leadership From Our Top Presidents.”

This special event, limited to just 24 participants, offers a unique opportunity to explore the leadership styles of America’s most influential presidents.

Why Attend?

  • Learn from Talmage Boston’s extensive research on America’s top presidents and how their principles can be applied to modern leadership challenges.
  • Participate in an enriching conversation with like-minded professionals and community leaders.
  • Savor a meal while enhancing your leadership skills in an exclusive setting.

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Program Information: 

Date:
Tuesday, September 24, 2024
Check-In and Pre-Dinneretworking: 
6:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Lunch & Presentation: 
6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Location:
Hilton Charlotte Uptown
Cost:
$110 (WACC Member Rate)
$140 (Non-Member Rate)

 

 

 

Biography: 

Talmage Boston is a well-known figure among leading historians as an author, speaker, and onstage interviewer. His work has been endorsed by David McCullough, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Jon Meacham, Douglas Brinkley, Annette-Gordon-Reed, Evan Thomas, and H.W. Brands, as well as many other esteemed presidential biographers. Boston is the author of Cross-Examining History (foreword by Ken Burns), Raising the Bar (foreword by former U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh, Baseball and the Baby Boomer (foreword by Frank Deford), and 1939: Baseball’s Tipping Point (foreword by John Grisham).

He is also one of the most highly recognized lawyers in Texas, having been chosen for three major statewide awards in the last four years by the Texas Bar Foundation and the State Bar of Texas’ Litigation Section. Boston has been named a “Texas Super Lawyer” by Thompson Reuters every year since 2003, and among the “Best Lawyers in America” every year since 2013.  He is the only lawyer to receive a “Presidential Citation” from eight different presidents of the State Bar of Texas for outstanding service to the State Bar.

Working as both a full-time commercial litigator and a full-time historian throughout the twenty-first century, Boston’s varied experience and notable achievements in both fields make him uniquely qualified to write How the Best Did It due to his knowledge of history, his skills as a writer, and his vast experience in business and law. In November 2023, Boston will be recognized by the Dallas Historical Society as “The History Maker of the Year” in the field of promoting history in North Texas.

Boston lives in Dallas with his wife Claire, son Scott, daughter Lindsey, son-in-law Mitchell, and grandson Nolan. To learn more, visit his website at talmageboston.com.