Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation to honor Nova Southeastern University president

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The Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation will honor Nova Southeastern University president and CEO Dr. George L. Hanbury II at its annual fundraising dinner Nov. 2 at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort and Spa.

The foundation also will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the university’s Guy Harvey Research Institute during the event.

“This year is particularly special, as we honor both Dr. Hanbury and the incredible scientists and groundbreaking research at GHRI,” Guy Harvey said in a statement. “We are on a transformational journey together to protect our ocean ecosystem and conserve our marine environment.”

Tickets to the Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation Banquet are $300 per person, $2,500 for a table of 10.

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