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The Future of Work 2017

In September, 329 participants from 49 countries convened in Málaga, Spain for an extraordinary global conference on the Future of Work, featuring a stellar lineup of speakers and thought leaders on this subject of vital importance in every region of the world. The

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EF MOURNS THE PASSING OF WASHINGTON SYCIP

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Washington SyCip, founder of the Asian Institute of Management, SyCip Gorres and Velayo and Company, and former trustee of Eisenhower Fellowships. During Sycip’s tenure as trustee, the Eisenhower Fellowship

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EF GLOBAL FUTURE OF WORK POLL

MILLENNIALS AROUND THE WORLD OPTIMISTIC ABOUT WORK PROSPECTS BUT SHARPLY CRITICAL OF THEIR GOVERNMENTS’ ABILITY TO PROVIDE NEEDED SKILLS View Topline Report Global Poll on The Future of Work: Most Believe They Will Need To Return to School to Succeed

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THE FUTURE OF WORK – GLOBAL LEADERS MEET IN MALAGA, SPAIN

Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) September 10, 2017 Featured Speakers: Thomas W. Malone, Author And Director, Mit Center For Collective Intelligence; Former Spain President Felipe Gonzalez; Ronnie Chan, Chairman, Hang Lung Group; Jerome Glenn, Ceo, Millennium Project; Kathleen Kennedy, Director, Special Projects,

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EF Chairman General Colin L. Powell, USA (Retired), EF President George de Lama and EF Vice-President Erin Hillman at the Chairman's Seminar

CLOSING SEMINAR AND ANNUAL MEETING DAY 2017

Eisenhower Fellowships’ Closing Seminar 2017 wound up its week in Philadelphia with a new Board Chair, several dynamic panels and a pair of celebratory events that attracted Fellows, Trustees and special guests from around the world. Here’s an overview of

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FUTURE OF WORK CONFERENCE

September 14-17, 2017 In just a few short weeks, Eisenhower Fellows from all over the world will be gathering in Málaga, Spain, to explore this critical subject of vital importance in every region. Co-hosted by the Eisenhower Fellows of Spain

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