Jeb Bush, former Florida governor, discussed "Entrepreneurial Capitalism" as the keynote speaker at the Murphy Center for Entrepreneurship's 2011 Leadership Luncheon in November. Bush heads his own consulting business, Jeb Bush and Associates, where his clients range from small technology startups to well-known Fortune 500 companies. Visit Murphy Center for Entrepreneurship to see a video of Bush's lecture.

Since 2002, the center's annual luncheon has been showcasing the power of entrepreneurial spirit and bringing together leaders in business and industry.

Bush was elected the 43rd governor of Florida in 1998 and was re-elected in 2002 with his second term ending in 2007. His family includes former President George H.W. Bush and former President George W. Bush, who spoke at UNT in 2010.

During the luncheon, the 2011 Murphy Award for Lifetime Achievement in Entrepreneurship was presented to businessman and author Craig Hall. He is a former part owner of the Dallas Cowboys and founder of Hall Financial Group.