The Palm Beach Republican Club Presents Catherine Austin Fitts (instead of Byron Donalds)

The Palm Beach Republican Club presents Catherine Austin Fitts, as Byron Donalds was called back to Washington DC. A ticket required is required for this event.  Tickets are $120 for members and $150 for non-members. Ticket price includes passed hors d’oeuvres, a complimentary beverage, discussion, extended Q&A, and valet. Members have priority seating if the event is sold out. To become a member visit https://palmbeachrepublicanclub.org/membership. Get tickets at https://palmbeachrepublicanclub.org/events.

Catherine Austin Fitts is a distinguished financial executive and public servant whose career spans Wall Street, Washington, and independent global economic analysis. At Dillon, Read & Co., she rose rapidly becoming Senior Vice President and, by 1984, serving as Managing Director and a Member of the Board of Directors until 1989. Later that year, she was appointed Assistant Secretary of Housing Federal Housing Commissioner by President George H. W. Bush, where she worked to bring greater transparency and accountability to federal housing finance. After her tenure in public service, she founded Hamilton Securities and subsequently The Solari Report, a private intelligence platform providing strategic analysis on markets, geopolitics, technology, and long-range economic trends.

Fitts is also recognized for her bold, often controversial commentary on the deeper forces shaping the emerging global order. She speaks extensively on the risks of Central Bank Digital Currencies, warning they could centralize financial control and expand digital surveillance. Her work examines the implications of Agenda 21/2030, the consolidation of global power structures, the development of smart cities, and concerns regarding geoengineering and weather modification areas she argues require greater transparency and public scrutiny. Her ongoing impact stems from her willingness to address difficult questions, her commitment to protecting personal sovereignty, and her mission to help others understand the shifting landscape of finance, governance, and freedom.