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 Global Business Summit on international trade: November 8

 

 

 

WORLD AFFAIRS DISPATCH

October 2017 E-NEWS
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Join us on Wednesday, November 8 for the 6th annual Global Business Summit: The Future of International Trade with Ambassador Rufus Yerxa.

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Ambassador Yerxa served as the Deputy Director General of the World Trade Organization from 2002 to 2013.

International trade is a critical piece of New Hampshire's economic success: exports of New Hampshire products topped $4 billion last year and trade supports nearly 25% of the state's jobs. How will the current political climate impact free and fair trade? Ambassador Rufus Yerxa, President of the National Foreign Trade Council, will outline the benefits of an open, rules-based world economy and the impact of international trade on businesses, government, and local communities. Fred Kocher, host of "NH Business with Fred Kocher" on WMUR, will lead a discussion following Ambassador Yerxa's remarks featuring Professor Charlotte Broaden of SNHU.

Dining Center, SNHU, 2500 N. River Road, Manchester 03106

5:30 PM- Reception; 6:30 PM- Program

Tickets: $25 Members / $35 Non-Members

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Charles & Barbara Bickford; Virginia & Joe Szymanowski

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Journalist Lisa Palmer will address the link between climate change & food security in Durham and Manchester on Tuesday, October 17

Journalist Lisa Palmer has traveled the world documenting the cutting-edge innovations of people on the front lines of fighting the food gap. She will share the story of the epic journey to solve the imperfect relationship between two of our planet’s greatest challenges: climate change and global hunger, as chronicled in her new book, Hot, Hungry Planet. Palmer will appear as part of UNH's International Seminar at 12:40 PM in Durham and then at UNH Manchester for Global Tipping Points at 6 PM.

NH link: Did you know our state’s farms have been increasing (including a big rise in young farmers) and 30% of agricultural sales to the public come from local farms? But, a longer growing season due to climate change could mean higher heat stress and new pressure from invasive weeds and pests.

Series presented in partnership with UNH and UNH Manchester's homeland security, history, humanities and politics and society programs; Program partner: League of Conservation Voters

Mission Moments: Bringing the World to NH!

A group of women learning about "Women & Justice" in the U.S. visited UNH Law School this week as part of the International Visitor Leadership Program. Dean Megan Carpenter welcomed the delegation from the Czech Republic, Saudi Arabia, Uganda, and Mexico.


IVLP participants from across Europe were welcomed to New Hampshire during a special reception sponsored by Orr & Reno this week. These emerging leaders were here to exchange ideas about best practices in politics and governance. See who's coming next!

Community Events Calendar

Thursday, October 26: Holocaust survivor Albert Garih

7 PM at Walker Auditorium, SNHU - LEARN MORE

Tuesday, October 17

U.S. Trade with Canada Seminar

9 AM- 1:30 PM, Radisson Hotel, Manchester

Join CONECT and the Canadian Consulate of New England for an informative seminar regarding U.S. Trade with Canada, featuring multiple presentations on doing business with Canada by industry experts.

Thursday, November 9 at 6 PM

Conversation Cafe, Presented by Welcoming Manchester

Currier Museum of Art
150 Ash Street, Manchester, NH

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Thursday, November 16 at 6 PM

Turkish Cultural Center's 5th Annual Friendship Dinner & Awards Ceremony

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