Political Duo: Donna Brazile and Doug Sosnik

Political strategist Donna Brazile is the former interim chair of the DNC, as well as the former vice chair for civic engagement and voter participation at the DNC, an adjunct professor, current Fox News contributor, best-selling author, syndicated columnist, and television commentator. She was also the first African-American woman to manage a presidential campaign. Her southern charm, big personality, and hilarious anecdotes make her an instant audience favorite. Oprah’s O magazine chose her as one of its “20 remarkable visionaries” and Washingtonian named her one of its “100 most powerful women.” Brazile is known for her ability to analyze the political climate and attract supporters, and she addresses this and the political mood of the country.

Few people know their way around the West Wing as well as Doug Sosnik. Having served as a senior adviser to President Bill Clinton for six years, Sosnik played a key role in the policy, strategy, and communications decisions made during the Clinton administration's tenure. A consummate Washington insider and contributor to TV and digital news outlets, his speeches draw on many years spent in the political arena to take audiences inside the White House and behind the closed doors of Capitol Hill's most powerful offices.