Receptions
INTA PAC 2022 Annual Meeting Live+ Reception
Virtual
May 2, 2022 | 4:30-5:30 pm EDT
The INTA PAC Board of Governors will host a virtual reception for 2022 Annual Meeting Live+ registrants. This reception is a bipartisan fundraiser for the INTA PAC and isn’t a personal fundraiser for any candidate. Michael Moore, INTA PAC Board Chair, and Jenny Simmons, INTA’s Director of Government Relations, welcome you to this event.
Please note that you must be registered for the 2022 Annual Meeting Live+ in order to register for the INTA PAC reception. We hope that you can attend the scheduled event. If you are unable to participate on May 2, 2022, then you may attend a different PAC reception within the next year. No refunds will be issued for the PAC reception donation.
A minimum contribution of $200 to INTA PAC will be requested at the time of registration, unless you are a current member of the Capitol Club. Learn more about Capitol Club benefits.
This information is not intended to be a solicitation of contributions from foreign nationals. This reception is a bipartisan fundraiser for INTA PAC and is not a personal fundraiser for any member of Congress. Federal law prohibits INTA PAC from soliciting or accepting contributions from foreign nationals. All contributions must be made from personal funds or non-corporate INTA member firm accounts and may not be reimbursed from corporate funds. To review eligibility rules for contributing and to obtain prior approval form for corporate members, please visit the INTA PAC web page.
Congressman Ted Deutch [D-FL-22] (USA)
Congressman Ted Deutch represents Florida’s 22nd district, home to communities throughout southern Palm Beach County and Broward County. Now serving his seventh term in the 117th Congress, he has proved to be one of the foremost champions of intellectual property (IP) rights through his work as a senior member of the House Judiciary Committee, Co-Chair of the Congressional Trademark Caucus, and primary author of numerous copyright and patent bills. He is also the Chairman of the House Ethics Committee and Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East, North Africa, and Global Counterterrorism.
Beyond IP protection, his priorities in Congress include promoting economic opportunities in South Florida, reducing the influence of big money in our elections, gun violence prevention, addressing climate change, fighting for full equality for all, and advancing the security interests of the United States, Israel, and our allies.
Originally from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Ted is a graduate of University of Michigan and University of Michigan Law School. He lives in Boca Raton, Florida with his wife Jill and they have three grown children.
