Off The Record Is The Longest Running Women’s Foreign Policy Forum In The United States.
Past Speakers
Ambassador Ivo Daalder
Picking Up The Pieces: U.S. Foreign Policy in an Election Year
Ambassador Christopher Hill
North Korea Denuclearization Talks and the Art of the Deal
Susan Glasser
Putin, Trump and the New Cold War?
General David Petraeus
Max Boot
Assessing the Geopolitical Challenges Facing the U.S. (and the "Return of History")
Antony J. Blinken
Walls or Bridges: What Will Shape American Greatness in the 21st Century?
Fareed Zakaria, Ph.D.
2016: Why Is This Election Different from Other Elections?
Gideon Rose
Where America's Foreign Policy Goes From Here
Bonnie Glaser
High Seas and High Stakes: The U.S. and China in the South China Sea
Michael Crowley
Foreign Policy in the 2016 Election: Rhetoric Versus Reality
Ian Bremmer
Superpower: Three Choices for America's Role in the World
Ayman Mohyeldin
Game Change? Reevaluating U.S. Policy in the Middle East
Amb. William Burns
America's Role in a Changing International Landscape
Michael O'Hanlon
U.S.-China Relations in the 21st Century
Admiral James Stavridis
21st Century Security
Amb. Peter Galbraith
The Prospects in Syria and Iraq: Will President Obama’s Strategy Work?
Ian Bremmer
What are the World's Biggest Political Risks Today?
Amb. Hussain Haqqani
Troubled Partnerships: What U.S.-Pakistan Relations Teach Us About U.S. Foreign Policy
Dr. Fancis Fukuyama
China and the United States as Global Models
Charles M. Sennott
Egypt on the Edge: Political Islam and Democracy; An Assessment of America’s Options in the Region
Susan Eisenhower
Leading in Transformational Times
Susan Glasser
Barack Obama's World: American Foreign Policy in 2013
Dr. Robert Kagan
Can America Outwit Decline?
Gideon Rose
How to End a War
Michael Mandelbaum
The Frugal Superpower: America's Global Leadership in a Cash-Strapped Era
Douglas Schoen
November Patron Event
Susan Glasser
Foreign Policy in the Age of Obama
General George Casey
Restoring Balance in the Second Decade
David E. Sanger
Challenges for the Obama Administration in 2010: From Cyberwars to Iran
