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Thursday, October 15, 2015
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Sponsored by AOL and American University's School of Public Affairs, The SPA Policy Forum brings together businesses, public agencies, and non-governmental organizations who are committed to bringing about social change through strategic collaboration and cross-sector partnerships.
Through a series of panel discussions, this one-of-a-kind event will highlight new and innovative solutions to today's wicked public policy problems. Hear from the leaders of some of America's biggest companies, and learn about the impactful work currently being done in the private sector through shared value initiatives in policy areas such as STEM education, access to healthcare, nutrition, and women in technology. What is shared value? When companies recognize that there are tremendous economic opportunities for innovation and growth in treating social problems as business objectives. Our panel discussion features the extraordinary men and women who are transforming business, governÂment, philanthropy, and so much more.
From 6 to 7pm, there will be a pre-event networking reception where horderves and beverages will be provided as well. The main event will take place from 7 to 8:30pm, and our distinguished panelists will include:
AOL Inc., Sara Link - President of the AOL Charitable Foundation
IBM, Stan Litow - Vice President of Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs and President of IBM's Foundation
Nestle, Paul Bakus - President of Corporate Affairs
Novartis International AG, Charlie Hough - Vice President and Global Head of Strategy, Corporate Responsibility
ExxonMobil Corp., Neil Goins - Vice President of International Government Relations
American University, Andrew Kline - Executive-in-Residence, Department of Public Administration and Policy
Seating is limited, so get your tickets today!
Paid public parking is available in the School of International Service (SIS) garage, located off New Mexico Avenue NW and in The Katzen Art Center garage on Massachusetts Avenue NW. An American University shuttle bus runs continuously from the Tenleytown Metro Station to Main Campus.
Through a series of panel discussions, this one-of-a-kind event will highlight new and innovative solutions to today's wicked public policy problems. Hear from the leaders of some of America's biggest companies, and learn about the impactful work currently being done in the private sector through shared value initiatives in policy areas such as STEM education, access to healthcare, nutrition, and women in technology. What is shared value? When companies recognize that there are tremendous economic opportunities for innovation and growth in treating social problems as business objectives. Our panel discussion features the extraordinary men and women who are transforming business, governÂment, philanthropy, and so much more.
From 6 to 7pm, there will be a pre-event networking reception where horderves and beverages will be provided as well. The main event will take place from 7 to 8:30pm, and our distinguished panelists will include:
AOL Inc., Sara Link - President of the AOL Charitable Foundation
IBM, Stan Litow - Vice President of Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs and President of IBM's Foundation
Nestle, Paul Bakus - President of Corporate Affairs
Novartis International AG, Charlie Hough - Vice President and Global Head of Strategy, Corporate Responsibility
ExxonMobil Corp., Neil Goins - Vice President of International Government Relations
American University, Andrew Kline - Executive-in-Residence, Department of Public Administration and Policy
Seating is limited, so get your tickets today!
Paid public parking is available in the School of International Service (SIS) garage, located off New Mexico Avenue NW and in The Katzen Art Center garage on Massachusetts Avenue NW. An American University shuttle bus runs continuously from the Tenleytown Metro Station to Main Campus.
