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World Affairs Council of Atlanta

The mission of the World Affairs Council of Atlanta is to provide a forum for dialogue, a source of expertise, and an engine for research on international affairs and global issues that impact the corporate community, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and the general public.

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  • **Charles H. Battle**, former managing director of international relations on the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games, brings a unique perspective on several past and future Olympic plans.
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    World Affairs Council of Atlanta
  • Meade Sutterfield, Society of International Business Fellows (SIBF) facilitator; Wayne Lord, president, Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS); Lt. General David Poythress, former adjutant general of Georgia; and moderator Joel Cowan, SIBF, discuss the ramifications of the conflict between Russia and Georgia. This event is co-sponsored by [SIBF](http://www.sibf.org) and SCIS. It was hosted by the 103 West restaurant in Atlanta.
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    World Affairs Council of Atlanta
  • Kursad Tuzmen, a member of parliament of the Republic of Turkey and minister of state in charge of foreign trade and customs, promotes business ties in this breakfast briefing. Muhtar Kent, the new president and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company, introduces the minister. This event is sponsored by The Coca-Cola Company in conjunction with the Southern Center for International Studies, Istanbul Center, Kennesaw State University, the Turkish-American Chamber of Commerce of the Southeast, and the Turkish Honorary Consul General for Georgia.
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    World Affairs Council of Atlanta
  • Panelists Jeff Baker, Ransom James, Trey Loughran, and moderator S. Tamer Cavusgil discuss "Managing in Emerging Markets: The Financial Crisis and Consumer Debt," in an effort to better understand several critical global business issues.
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    World Affairs Council of Atlanta
  • Princess Kasune Zulu shares first-hand knowledge of what it means to be orphaned by AIDS and to contract it herself. To help educate her native Zambians, she has hitchhiked with truck drivers who frequent prostitutes on the transcontinental highways and then return home to their wives, and are thus at high risk of getting and spreading the virus. She tested positive for HIV in 1997. Princess is her first name, not a royal title. Zulu is the mother of Joy (11) and Faith (10), who are both HIV-negative. She has taken her message to the UN and international AIDS conferences. Her story has been featured in *The Wall Street Journal*, *USA Today* and on ABC's *Good Morning America*. This event was co-sponsored by World Vision.
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    World Affairs Council of Atlanta
  • Nigerian Foreign Minister Chief Ojo Maduekwe addresses US-Nigerian relations vis-a-vis the incoming Obama administration, and much more.
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    World Affairs Council of Atlanta