
Each month, we invite political leaders, as well as community representatives, from across Mississippi to share their experiences discussing the details and depths of their position and dedication throughout our state to help enlighten our members and guests.
GUEST SPEAKERS

FEATURED SPEAKER - April
BESTSELLING AUTHOR.
TV COMMENTATOR.
POLITICAL STRATEGIST.
INFLUENCER.
CEO.
Nick Adams is a Presidential Appointee, a 2024 Trump Campaign Surrogate, four-time best-selling author,
motivational speaker, television commentator, and Stage IV cancer survivor.
He is also one of the fastest growing and furthest reaching social media influencers in conservative politics
today, reaching millions of patriots across the country with his commentary and opinions.
Adams has appeared on virtually every major television and radio program. He
runs the Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness (FLAG), a non-profit
organization that teaches civics and informs parents and students on the power of the American Dream.
His work in public schools has seen him recognized by governors across the
country, and he has been awarded honorary status in Texas, Kentucky,
Oklahoma, Nebraska, Arkansas, South Carolina, Missouri, Arizona, and Tennessee.
Born and raised in Australia, Adams is now a naturalized American citizen.
Three of Adams’ best-selling books were endorsed by President Trump during his time in office, leading many media
outlets to declare him “The President’s Favorite Author”. In the United States, he has spoken at conventions, corporate meetings,
military bases, universities, high schools and churches, in 46 states.
FLAG (www.flagusa.org) has produced the world’s first kid-friendly Constitution, Declaration of Independence and
Federalist Papers, as launched on Fox News. The FLAG Board contains luminaries such as Col. Allen West,
Bill O’Reilly, Dennis Prager, Pete Hegseth, Steve Cortes, and many others.
Adams earned both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the University of Sydney. He was publicly elected
the youngest Deputy Mayor in Australian history in Sydney, at the age of twenty-one.