The three universities are on the future of Public Diplomacy of education. The impact of various immigration policies on International Student recruitment at american universities and colleges. Hello and welcome everyone to our first monday of the month of april, this month, we have a Different Program as you can see. I want to get to it as quickly as possible. This is a joint effort of the university of Southern California and leadership of policy. The Public Council and the Public Diplomacy council, the panel today consists of three distinguished team. Let me introduce the person thats conceived and planned and executed this program, our moderator for today is going to be sharri willard of american university. She taught the first Public Diplomacy course at au. Yes. Sharri. [ applause ] thank you, adam and i must say that adam works hand in hand with me to put this panel together. We are excited. We think that is topic that needs some continued discussions. Our goal is to start that
I have learned a lot. What we have done now is that we have pulled together all of our experience from sink or swim and we have rolled it into a Company Called dough. Right now, we believe that the industry is right for innovation. We have let me just get my slides here one of the things that we truly believe is that Brokerage Firms and Wealth Managers have an opportunity to tap into that Younger Generation. We think there needs to be a new approach, but with a new visual and with a new design. And we need to go to that Younger Generation with how they use technology today. They are highly mobile. They have they really they want information to come to them. I want to introduce to you a sneak preview of dough. We will see the launch of it in a few weeks. It combines trading and an engagement platform for the Younger Generation. I will show you the video. [video clip] one of the things that we have done is going back to the thing that adam said. It is simplifying and trying to roll this
Role of first lady . Dignity under strain. She was a dignified and proud throughout her period in office. Made sure people understood that the white house was their house. Everyone should have a voice, everyone should be able to come, everyone was welcome. As a closeout, we want to say thank you to our partners at the White House Historical association for their help in telling the stories of the first ladies. Weve been making available on our websites, biographies of the white house. Its available at cost if youre interested. We have many more first ladies to go as the series continues. Hope theyll read along with us and learn more about the interesting aspect on american history. A special thanks to our guest tonight. And to tim naphali for helping to tell her story. Thank you very much. Http twitter. Com cspanwj [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] on monday, betty ford. Shortly after moving into the white h
To buy japanese cars. I imagine some of your parents may have felt the same way. Today, i think we view toyota as a trusted brand. In fact, there multiple plants across the United States and are a part of our one of our closest allies is japan. But what is fascinating about that analogy is when i was in the cia, we did have to look at forcing japanese to comply with domestic rules and other things. We even rented a toyota, broke it down, got a lawyer to prove this. We broke down the whole car, checked every part, reasonable reassembled it and gave it back so we didnt have to buy it. Toyota began to get into compliance and played by the global rules and now they are trusted partner with us. Can you tell me with the cia was doing to the federal trade commission . [laughter] we had Economic Research in the cia. Very sophisticated. You would know to see the cia parking lot. [laughter] very good. Right back here. I run a consultancy specializing in u. S. Chinese negotiations. I would like t
Years that ive learned that there was a process you are supposed to follow. I just went out and keep bugging people until they give you as much dollars as you needed. You have commoditized it for small companies. We get on average a couple of hundred emails a year that say hey, i have got a great idea. How do i get started . That touches on one of the key problems we saw that exist today. If you are out there raising capital, what are you not doing . Youre not talking to your users or your customers. We are not building your product or services. Fundraising becomes a huge process, a huge effort. It is a process. To break it down and make it real for you and give you a sense, while youre barely keeping your head above water as it is, you are also willing to meet with groups such as angel groups or pitchign to vc firms, where you sit in a room and they ask questions and you say thank you very much. You have a little side conversation. You get all of the checks together. If youre lucky, y