Join the Capital Tiger Bay Club for a
Late Fall DOUBLE FEATURE
with two of Florida’s Top Leaders
Monday December 8, 2025
Florida Department of Education
Anastasios “Stasi” Kamoutsas
Monday, December 15 2025
Assistant State Attorney
Florida’s 2nd Judicial Circuit
Georgia Cappleman
Monday, December 8, 2025
Florida Department of Education
Anastasios “Stasi” Kamoutasas
It’s time to finish out 2025 by hearing directly from the state’s top education leader.
Join the Capital Tiger Bay Club as we welcome Florida Commissioner of Education Anastasios “Stasi” Kamoutsas for an inside look at the future of Florida’s schools. From expanding educational and career opportunities to strengthening parental rights and transparency, Commissioner Kamoutsas will discuss the priorities shaping Florida’s education landscape heading into 2026.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand from Florida’s 29th Commissioner of Education on the policies driving the state’s next generation.
RSVP TODAY, and we’ll see you Monday, December 8, for this exclusive program.
About the Speaker
Anastasios “Stasi” Kamoutsas, the 29th Commissioner of Education for the state of Florida, leads the state’s efforts to expand education and career opportunities, strengthen parental rights and ensure transparency in schools across the state. Following Governor Ron DeSantis’
recommendation of Stasi Kamoutsas to serve as Florida’s next Commissioner of Education, the
State Board of Education unanimously selected him on June 4, 2025. Commissioner Kamoutsas
is dedicated to preparing Florida’s students for their futures.
A native of Miami Gardens, Commissioner Kamoutsas began his career as an Assistant State Attorney in Miami-Dade County, where he prosecuted some of the community’s most violent criminals. He later represented lawn enforcement officers as Counsel to the Dade County Police Benevolent Association. In 2019, he joined the Florida Department of Education’s Office of General Counsel, quickly rising to serve as General Counsel and then Chief of Staff. He went on to serve as Deputy Chief of Staff to Governor Ron DeSantis, overseeing policy in the Governor’s priority areas of education, law enforcement and emergency management.
Over the last six years, Commissioner Kamoutsas has played a key role in shaping Florida’s education policy. He has been deeply involved in the state’s efforts to protect parental rights, expand school choice, eliminate DEI and CRT, and preserve education freedom. He was also instrumental in opposing COVID mask mandates and advancing the Governor’s successful push to reopen schools for in-person learning in 2020. His steadfast leadership has signaled a continued commitment to ensuring Florida remains the nation’s leader in bold, student-centered education reform.
Commissioner Kamoutsas earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Florida International University and his Juris Doctor from Regent University School of Law. He is a devoted husband and the proud father of four daughters, drawing daily inspiration from his family as he works to safeguard the future of Florida’s children.
Please RSVP early — we expect another full house
Monday, December 15, 2025
Assistant State Attorney
Georgia Cappleman
Florida’s 2nd Judicial Circuit
Join the Capital Tiger Bay Club as we welcome Georgia Cappleman, Chief of Felony Division D and Administrative Chief in the State Attorney’s Office for the Second Judicial Circuit. Known for her sharp courtroom skill and decades of service, Cappleman has prosecuted more than 250 jury trials — including high-profile homicide cases that have captured statewide and national attention.
From the recent sentencing in the Daniel Markel murder case to her advocacy for victims and mentorship of the next generation of attorneys, Cappleman brings unmatched insight into the intersection of law, justice, and community safety.
About the Speaker
Georgia Cappleman is a graduate of the Florida State University College of Law and has served as an Assistant State Attorney for 23 years. As Chief of Felony Division D and Administrative Chief, she maintains a felony caseload while supervising other attorneys and performing management duties including hiring and firing.
She has conducted over 250 jury trials including death penalty cases and many cases involving violence against women and children. She is an adjunct professor at the Florida State University College of Law currently teaching Florida Criminal Procedure. She also coaches the FSU
College of Law Mock Trial Team. Georgia is the 2024 recipient of the Eugene Berry Award; Attorney General’s Distinguished Victim Services Award (2012); Refuge House Advocate of the Year (2019); and Hon. Mention as Tallahassee Democrat Person of the Year (2019).
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from one of Florida’s most respected prosecutors on what it takes to pursue justice — and what accountability looks like in today’s courts.
RSVP TODAY, and we’ll see you Monday, December 15, for this exclusive program.
Thank you for helping make Tiger Bay the place where Florida’s political conversations happen — with candor, good humor, and just enough controversy to keep us coming back.
See you in December!
Warmly,
Capital Tiger Bay Club
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