Eisenhower Fellowships (EF) announces the selection of 24 exceptional mid-career leaders from four continents for its prestigious 2025 Global Program, nearly six weeks of intensive travel across the United States to meet with experts in their respective fields. Eisenhower Fellowships (EF) announces
Iconic business leader, philanthropist, author and television host honored with the prestigious award May 14 for his extraordinary contributions to civic education, the arts, entrepreneurism and global understanding. PHILADELPHIA, January 22, 2025–Eisenhower Fellowships will award its highest honor, the Dwight D.
PHILADELPHIA, September 18, 2024–Camilo Fonseca Velásquez, Macro Sector Director of Creative, Cultural and Graphic Industries for the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce, and Mariana Villamizar, Director of Public and Corporate Relations for Grupo Éxito, today were named co-recipients of the 2024
PHILADELPHIA, July 9, 2024 – Eisenhower Fellowships has selected ten ascendant American leaders from diverse professional fields for its 2024 USA Fellowship Program, offering them unique opportunities to travel overseas to meet and exchange ideas with top global experts in
Eisenhower Fellowships (EF) announces the selection of 22 exceptional mid-career leaders from five continents for its prestigious 2024 Women’s Leadership Program, nearly six weeks of intensive travel across the United States to meet with experts in their respective fields. PHILADELPHIA, June 24
Nate Jo, 25, a 2022 graduate of Western Washington University, is passionate about housing policy reform. As a policy advisor in the office of the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Jo helped build an innovative, cloud-based monitoring tool that expands access
John Richardson, 23, a University of Alabama graduate with a bachelor’s degree in history and political science, was elected in his senior year to the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. As an editor of the school’s Capstone Journal of Law
Axana Soltan, 26, a graduate of the Honors Academy of Virginia Commonwealth University and a law graduate from the George Washington University Law School, is a passionate advocate for female empowerment. Born in Afghanistan under the repressive Taliban regime, she
Emily Boutin, 21, a 2024 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, knows firsthand the impact of war on military families. Parts of her childhood were spent waiting for her father, a U.S. Army commander, to return safely from his combat