September Lunch & Learn
We’re excited to welcome Vicki Schmidt, Kansas Insurance Commissioner and candidate for Governor of Kansas, as our featured speaker.
Vicki is a lifelong Kansan, pharmacist of 40+ years, and public servant who has consistently worked to improve healthcare access, protect families, and strengthen Kansas communities. Her leadership has resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars returned to Kansas families, expansion of autism coverage, and bringing world-class cancer care to our state.
This Lunch & Learn is a unique opportunity to gain valuable insight into the legislative landscape and connect with fellow entrepreneurs and business owners.
Event Emcee: Jesse Borjon (R)
Location: Topeka Country Club, 2700 SW Buchanan St., Topeka, KS 66611
Meal: Prepared by the Country Club
Cost: $20 for TIBA members | $25 for guests
Please RSVP, at the bottom of this page, by end of day Thursday, September 4, so we can order the proper amount of food and seating.
Remember: If your company is a TIBA member, your staff are members by proxy and welcome to attend.
Hourly Schedule
Itenerary
- 11:30 - 11:45
- Network/Social
- Say hello to other attendees!
- 11:40 - 12:00
- Lunch
- Time to eat and continue socializing
- 11:50 - 1:00
- Program
- Announcements & Speaker, Will allow each guest to have an equal amount of time for a presentation and Q&A.
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Speakers:
Jesse Borjon (R), Vicki Schmidt (R)
Date
- Sep 09 2025
- Expired!
Time
- 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Cost
- $20.00
Location
- 2700 SW Buchanan St, Topeka, KS 66611
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Website
https://www.topekacc.org/ -
Phone
(785) 354-8561
Category
Speakers
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Vicki Schmidt (R)Kansas Insurance Commissioner
Vicki Schmidt is a lifelong Kansan, pharmacist of 40+ years, and Kansas Insurance Commissioner. A Topeka Republican, she has announced her run for governor following the second term of Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly. In her time as Insurance Commissioner and as a state senator, Vicki has championed autism coverage, helped bring world-class cancer care to Kansas, and returned hundreds of millions of dollars to Kansas families.