Mubin Shaikh: It Was all About “Disavowing Yourself From the Infidels”
Author: Mubin Shaikh I was your typical, “seemingly integrated” Muslim who was born and raised in Toronto, Canada. My father had been offered a job with a telecommunication company and moved to Canada in the early 70’s. I was born in 1975. The Indian background from which my family came would define my earliest experiences […]
State Department’s GPI Joins P3 Impact Award
P3 Impact Award Recognizes Leaders in the Public-Private Partnership Space; Winner to be Selected This Coming September at the 4th Annual Concordia Summit in New York On April 28th Concordia and the Institute for Business in Society (IBiS) at University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business announced that the Secretary of State’s Office of […]
Concordia Conversations: John Koudounis
John Koudounis President & CEO Mizuho Securities USA Inc. Q: What appealed to you about Concordia as an organization? Concordia was developed by a group of strong minds who are committed to driving positive change through public/private partnerships. Being in a leadership role in the private sector has given me a new perspective on the […]
P3 Intelligence Update First Quarter 2014
From the outset, the goal of P3 Intelligence has been to leverage partnerships and collaborations to maximize impact, and the beginning of 2014 has yielded exciting advancements to that end. Natalie Pregibon, Concordia’s Director of P3 Intelligence (P3i), began the year by traveling to Washington, D.C. to brief individuals from various departments at the U.S. […]
Concordia Conversations: Dr. Ian Bremmer
Dr. Ian Bremmer, Founder & President of The Eurasia Group and Concordia Leadership Council Member, speaks with Concordia’s Director of P3 Intelligence Natalie Pregibon on partnership (Jan 2014).
What Can Be Done to Shrink the Skills Gap?
Follow the authors on Twitter: @PSmirn @NataliePregibon On March 17, 2014, Peter Smirniotopoulos, founder and principal of petersgroup consulting and a contributor to The Huffington Post, and Natalie Pregibon, Director of P3 Intelligence published a Huffington Post article entitled, What Can Be Done to Shrink the Skills Gap?” The article is the last in a […]
Why Is There a Disconnect Between Available Jobs and Qualified Employees?
Follow the authors on Twitter: @PSmirn @NataliePregibon On March 3, 2014,Peter Smirniotopoulos, founder and principal of petersgroup consulting and a contributor to The Huffington Post, and Natalie Pregibon, Director of P3 Intelligence published a Huffington Post article entitled, “Why Is There a Disconnect Between Available Jobs and Qualified Employees?” The article is the second in […]
Previewing The Disconnect Between Available Jobs and Qualified Employees
The second installment of the Huffington Post three-part series entitled, “Public Education and Job Readiness: Why Is There a Disconnect Between Available Jobs and Qualified Employees?” researched and written by Peter Smirniotopoulos, founder and principal of petersgroup consulting and a contributor to The Huffington Post, and Natalie Pregibon, Director of P3 Intelligence at Concordia will […]
Where Have All the Jobs Gone
On February 20, 2014, Peter Smirniotopoulos, founder and principal of petersgroup consulting and a contributor to The Huffington Post, and Natalie Pregibon, Director of P3 Intelligence authored a Huffington Post article entitled “Public Education and Job Readiness: Where Have All the Jobs Gone?” The article is the first in a series of three about the […]
Quest Magazines Profile on Concordia Co-Founder Matthew Swift
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Concordia Hosts Felipe Calderón Hinojosa at its First International Event in London
BY: Regina Hubard Executive Director On February 3rd, Concordia hosted its first international event in London. With over 100 guests in attendance and former President of Mexico Felipe Calderón Hinojosa as the keynote speaker, discussion centered on the power of P3s. A Q&A with President Calderón followed. Former Mexican President Felipe Calderón Hinojosa and Concordia […]