Fetzer is currently director of the Center for Local Innovation at the John Locke Foundation and also a teaching fellow at Harvard's Institute of Government. You are keeping the flickering flame of the free enterprise system alive. Ellen Whitaker, President of the Adam Smith Club, presented the Free Enterprise Award to Fetzer. In his keynote address, Fetzer contrasted private enterprise with government services. He urged the students to demand the same type of government service that they expect from their local retailer.
Competition is a foreign concept to government.
You must demand from your government the same accountability, performance, and service that you demand from private enterprise. Also attending the banquet were Annabel Fetterman, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Lundy Packing Company in Clinton, NC, and Lew Fetterman, member of the board of directors, of the Lundy Packing Company. Left to Right, Tom Fetzer and Annabel and Lew Fetterman. Roy Cordato is the Lundy Chair of Business Professor at Campbell University and advisor to the Adam Smith Club. The banquet was also dedicated to the memory of Thomas H. Folwell, Jr., dean of the business school who passed away in February.