Planning for Change: Public Service for Sustainable Development
Join us for a discussion with Wilson Center Fellow and career U.S. foreign service officer Joseph Cassidy and members of the Henry M. Jackson Foundation’s 2017 class of Leadership Fellows. They will tell us about the path their careers have taken and the challenges and opportunities public service brings.
Overview
A career in public service offers unique opportunities to be of service to the public while helping to build a prosperous and sustainable America. There are many challenges, however, in finding solutions that work across sectors and constituencies. How can public servants bring people together across the public and private sector to create impact that will last long after their time of service? Join us for a discussion with Wilson Center Fellow and career U.S. foreign service officer Joseph Cassidy and members of the Henry M. Jackson Foundation’s 2017 class of Leadership Fellows. They will tell us about the path their careers have taken and the challenges and opportunities public service brings.
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This event is supported by the Henry M. Jackson Foundation.
Introductions
Panelists
Joseph Cassidy
Former Director for Policy, Regional, and Functional Organizations, International Organizations Bureau, U.S. Department of State
Nora Ferm Nickum
Kiana Scott
Hans Zeiger
Hosted By
Environmental Change and Security Program
The Environmental Change and Security Program (ECSP) explores the connections between environmental change, health, and population dynamics and their links to conflict, human insecurity, and foreign policy. Read more
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