On the morning of Friday, March 20, 2026, the Royal House of Georgia convened a Round Table of the Order of the Eagle of Georgia at The Montrose at Beverly Hills in Los Angeles. The session brought together dignitaries, members of the Royal Orders, and invited guests for a focused exchange on matters of shared interest and ongoing initiatives.
The gathering was hosted by His Excellency Major Jason Hatch, Rector Coordinator for the United States, and led by His Highness Tavadi Kimon Andreou, Chief Administrator of the Royal House and Vice Chancellor of the Royal Orders, in the presence of Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Davit and Prince Giorgi Bagration. The atmosphere throughout the morning was cordial and professional, fostering thoughtful discussion and engagement among attendees.
The program featured a series of presentations addressing both historical and contemporary subjects. Her Imperial and Royal Highness Princess Maria-Anna Galitzine, Archduchess of Austria, delivered an informational session on her grandfather, Blessed Karl, offering personal and historical insights into his life and legacy.
Major Hatch introduced the Royal House’s new anti-human-trafficking initiative, Aisha’s Notebook, a major educational program designed to help young people understand the risks and methods employed by human traffickers so that they may better protect themselves. The initiative will also involve partnerships with local and international law-enforcement agencies to establish a strong reporting network. This important effort is set to begin in developing regions of the world and expand from there. More information about Aisha’s Notebook will be shared soon.
Further contributions included a presentation by Royal Heraldic Artist Tania Crossingham on the Royal Heraldic College of Georgia, highlighting its role and ongoing work. She also unveiled her latest work on the letters patent for the heraldic grant to the Duke of Gardabani.
The session also included remarks by and a discussion with former Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict Virginia Gamba, who spoke about her experience with the United Nations. Ms. Gamba also provided attendees with an overview of the UN Secretary-General selection process and the inner workings of the institution.
The Round Table served as an informative and engaging forum, reinforcing the Royal House’s commitment to education, humanitarian work, and international dialogue. It provided attendees with a deeper understanding of current initiatives while strengthening connections among members and supporters in the Americas.
