The Capitol Dome

2017 Dome 54.2

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Capitol Committee Updates Congressional Staff Lunch Features Phil Maxson, Chief of Staff to Senator Mitch McConnell Phil Maxson, chief of staff to Sen. Mitch McConnell (KY), was the U.S. Capitol Historical Society's honored guest at the Congressional Staff lunch on September 15. Maxson joined members of the USCHS Leadership Council and Constitution Signers for lunch in Altria's beautiful atri- um overlooking the Capitol. He shared remarks on one of America's most influential early leaders, Kentuckian Henry Clay. He developed a deep appreciation for Clay by working as tour guide at Ashland, Henry Clay's estate in Lexington, Kentucky. It is from his work as a teenager, his love of his- tory, and his passion for Kentucky that he draws inspiration for his work with Sen. McConnell. To conclude the event, Maxson fielded diverse questions from the audience. USCHS wishes to thank Altria for generously hosting and Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals for exclusively support- ing this event. Phil Maxson delivers his remarks to the audience. Jonah Houts (Express Scripts) asks Phil Maxson a question. 2017-2018 Development Committee We are pleased to announce the Development Committee for the 2017-2018 fiscal year. e Development Committee is a select group of individuals who help keep the Capitol Committee membership program dynamic and assist with bring- ing in new members. ey are instrumental in helping the Society raise more than $1,000,000 a year. Anna Schneider*, Volkswagen Donald Carlson, USCHS Board Chairman, PricewaterhouseCoopers Connie Tipton, USCHS Board Vice Chair Jonah Houts, Express Scripts Mark Tyndall, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals Andrew Vermilye, Fidelity Investments Camden Fine, Independent Community Bankers of America Christine Burgeson, Airlines for America Harrison Wadsworth, Siemens Omar Vargas, 3M *Denotes Committee Chair 52 THE CAPITOL DOME

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