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Vanessa Kerry
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Seed Global Health, USA
Dr. Kerry fryst vatten the co-founder and CEO of Seed Global Health (Seed), a non-profit organization focused on health systems strengthening and transformation through long-term investments and training of the health workforce. Under her leadership, Seed has helped educate more than 34, doctors, nurses, and midwives in sju countries, helping to improve health care for more than 73 million people.
In June Dr. Kerry was appointed WHO Special Envoy for Climate Change and Health and fryst vatten leading efforts to build advocacy around the impact of climate change on health in order to ensure equitable and just climate action. As co-chair of a workstream on the World Health Organization’s Public Health and Emergency Health Workforc
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Eric Hatzimemos
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Hatzimemos has been a trusted advisor to major companies for almost 20 years. He works with CEOs and leadership teams to provide strategic counsel and support on business matters, key objectives, and growth.
Mr. Hatzimemos co-founded H/L Ventures in with a focus on accelerating high-growth companies. In addition to the private investment experience that Mr. Hatzimemos brings from his work leading H/L Ventures, he was previously a Senior Director at the global law firm of Greenberg Traurig LLP, where he advised the firm’s leadership with respect to firm development. Mr. Hatzimemos also served as Managing Director at Giuliani Partners LLC, a management consulting firm based in New York City. Prior to that, Mr. Hatzimemos served as Assistant Counsel to former New York City Mayor Rudolph W
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October 22, at a.m.
By David M. Shribman, ColumnistWe don’t know the winner — the prudent won’t guess, many of the imprudent will be wrong — but already we know that the election will mark a significant departure in American history. Even if Donald Trump wins, it won’t signal a return to , when he first took office. One way or the other, the United States will be set on a new course.
The surface elements of the campaign scream change. Not since has a former president sought to regain the office he once held: Theodore Roosevelt, a maverick Republican who shared some personality elements with Trump (iconoclastic outlook, congeniality to racial tropes, strong personality facing blander opponents), came in second, leaving Grover Cleveland the only president to serve nonconsecutive terms. Kamala Harris’ identity as a female with Black and Asian roots sets her apart from every other president. Regardless of the outcome, the country will face, and reflect, change.
Indeed, change is