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“As a woman who has served 27 years in the Air Force, I am often mistaken for the civilian spouse of my military husband. Unconscious biases – we assume that men are service members.” – USAF Commander, Col Amanda Evans Continue Reading →
Dr. Katie Takayasu is an Integrative Medicine Physician and author of Plants First:A Physician’s Guide to Wellness Through a Plant-Forward Diet. Continue Reading →
State Rep Meskers will discuss the state of Connecticut’s economy as it begins to emerge from the stresses of the pandemic. Continue Reading →
David Yermack is a frequent speaker on digital currency and blockchains to academic, industry, and government audiences. He will present the key concepts, terminology now widely in use, and operations (cryptocurrency 101). Continue Reading →
Mr. Randt, who is recognized as one of America’s foremost authorities on China, is a diplomat, attorney and businessman. Continue Reading →
Senator Blumenthal will address the opportunities created by the election of a new President, a post pandemic world, a Congress better equipped to legislate and an economy that will emerge with significant strength. Continue Reading →
Missy Wolfe, author of The Hidden History of Colonial Greenwich, details the strategies and setbacks of creating Greenwich in colonial America’s First Period. Continue Reading →
First Selectman Peter Tesei’s visions for Greenwich include upgrading public infrastructure and public-private partnerships to make Greenwich Plaza gateway, open up the waterfront and upgrade Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Continue Reading →
Blankley will offer a realistic and nuanced assessment of life, opportunity and challenges in modern day Connecticut. Continue Reading →
Board of Education Chair Peter Sherr addressed the Retired Men’s Association on Wednesday. Some of the topics he covered were collaborative learning and personalized learning vs ‘factory model of education.’ He also talked about state funding and state mandates. But first, Mr. Sherr shared the story of his own education. He said his parents married and had children while still in college, but managed to go on to masters degrees in Business and English respectively in the early 1960s. Continue Reading →