Dr. Chantal Line Carpentier
Currently serves as Chief, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) New York office of the Secretary-General. Prior to 2014
Currently serves as Chief, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) New York office of the Secretary-General. Prior to 2014
As 2022 comes to a close, One World Initiative Advocacy looks ahead to a brighter future as the new year approaches; Future interviews will focus on economic issues. OWI has added a major new platform in support of the United Nation’s effort known as Sustainable Development Goal 17, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering enhanced …
In a surprisingly strong showing, the U.S. economy grew at a 2.6% annual rate from July through September, snapping the previous two straight quarters of contraction, quieting some doomsayers bemoaning the economy’s health.
In a most unusual occurrence, OWI Conversations with Sophia Luo presents a rare interview with a longtime European United Nations Ambassador and his accomplished wife. Her guests are Slovakia’s Ambassador Michal Mlynar, a former educator and longtime diplomat, along with his wife, Andrea Mlynarova, a mathematics professor and former president of the prestigious UN Delegation’s …
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Dr. Mauricio de la Maza-Benignos, Director Général of Pronatura Noreste, México; Former Director, World Wide Fund for Nature; Conservationist; Member of Mexico’s National System of Researchers.
Mr. Sciarratta is a Senior Fellow, World Development Foundation & President of the Global NGO Executive Committee.
Amaury de Parcevaux is an Executive Director and Banker in the Greenwich office of J.P. Morgan Private Bank. Amaury partners closely with wealthy individuals, family offices and entrepreneurs who seek concierge access and seasoned guidance to add value across their entire financial spectrums. He serves as a confidante and trusted resource to help unravel the complexities of significant assets.
In what has been termed “a mild surprise” by several economists, factory jobs are returning to the United States at an unexpected clip.
Following decades of diminishing numbers, manufacturing jobs are rebounding at an unprecedented rate.
As reservoirs around the globe evaporate and turn to dust at the same time record rainstorms inundate one-third of Pakistan, Nations around the globe are starting to take the looming threat of our over-heated planet to heart.
The Inflation Reduction Act is now the law, and it will kick in $369 billion for 21st Century energy and climate projects — ones that will benefit the hydrogen economy and domestic wind turbine and solar panel production.