Ambassador Sanders, CEO-FEEEDS, Appointed Concordia's Senior Advisor, Prestigious Leading Global Organization Fostering Collaboration on Global Issues

Below follows Concordia's announcement of its new Senior Advisors, who will help the organization further its mission to "create a global community where challenges are solved collaboratively and inclusively by actively fostering, elevating, and sustaining cross-sector partnerships for social impact." Ambassador Sanders will be participating in Concordia's upcoming annual summit of world political, business, and social impact leaders held during this year's United Nations session. Dr. Sanders will also advise and lend insights for its international and domestic events and meetings throughout 2021-2022.

We’re thrilled to announce the appointment of 60 Advisors and Senior Advisors to the Concordia community for 2021-22.  Selected from a pool of over 125 nominees, this impressive group of individuals, representing a multitude of sectors, industries, and geographies, will play an instrumental role in guiding the direction, development, and growth of Concordia over the next 12 months. From lending their insight into policy developments to sharing their expertise on innovations in their respective industries, Concordia’s Advisors and Senior Advisors are carefully selected by Concordia’s executive leadership, Leadership Council, Board of Directors, and staff, and serve for a one-year term.

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Amb. Sanders on "The Gallup Podcast" on Africa Development Issues, Noting Key Role of African Women & Youth

GALLUP PODCAST

AUG 19, 2021

"Women Are the Backbone" of Africa

Ambassador Sanders discusses a 

variety of Africa development 

issues with Gallup's 

Mohamed Younis on 
"The Gallup Podcast." 

In the podcast, Sanders

highlights the 
importance and linkages of 
data-policy-dialogue to 

concretely understand and 

improve life-quality and 
development for Africa, especially for 
Africa's women, who are the backbone 

of the Continent in many ways.

She also stressed the key role of the
Continent's large youth bulge of current

and future leaders, in a range of areas from

entrepreneurship to social enterprise to fintech,  

civil society, education, and in the agriculture and health 
sectors: https://bit.ly/Sanders-AfricaGallupPodcast 

For more research data on key Africa development issues, including data on how women and Africa's young people feel about important sectors from education to health, and housing to whether their country is a good place to start a small business or if they feel secure or are concerned about their well-being, including whether they believe they are "thriving," or not, see this year's 2021-2020 @theFEEEDS Research and Data Indices: 

https://bit.ly/FEEEDSIndex2021-2020

https://bit.ly/FEEEDSIndex-Egypt2021-2020

And 

https://bit.ly/Gallup2021Data-SMEs-RegionalEconomies

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