Virtual Event
Managing the Impact of Global Conflict on Your Work
Exclusively for public servants and policymakers
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
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Speakers
What to do next:
- Watch the 6-minute highlights video above
- Dig in deeper and view the full recording of the event here
- Join us for another event on The Public Service’s Role in the Renewable Energy Transition on the World Environment Day, Wednesday, 5th of June.
Resources:
- Building peace in conflict-affected countries, article by Mandar S Aptar
- How to Lead in a Crisis, event recording
Event Description
In today’s interconnected world, global conflicts, regardless of location, have ripple effects that touch on the work of public servants everywhere. From increased service demands to rapid policy adjustments, these conflicts require a nuanced understanding and an agile response.
The panel will explore strategies for managing the indirect effects of global conflicts on public services, horizon planning for future impacts and managing operations and resources after this kind of
Expect an insightful panel discussion as well as a time for Q&A. Register now to secure your spot.
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Speakers
Amalia Khachatryan
Director of Geopolitics at Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
United Kingdom
Alexander McGill
Head of the Sahel Program, Global Affairs Canada
Canada
Amalia Khachatryan, Amalia leads TBI’s geopolitical work which includes a wide range of regional and thematic domains, futures analysis, scenarios and policy planning initiatives. She has over 20 years of experience advising senior policy makers, heads of governments and corporations on issues related to policy planning, geopolitics, foreign policy, societal shifts, global economics, defence and security. Her work includes producing qualitative and quantitative policy and trends analysis, early warning signals, risk and resilience studies, and strategic policy planning for both government and private sector institutions.
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