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|members=Nereus "Neric" Acosta, Elizabeth Addonizio, Weslynne Ashton, Cecilia Barja-Chamas, Olivier Cattaneo, Karina Dashko, Ilir Dugolli, Aboubakr Jamaï, Tinatin "Tina" Khidasheli, Sang-Jo Kim, John Kingman, Paul Kwengwere, Bryan Leach, Ma Jun, Nay Win Maung, Nachiket Mor, Mteto Nyati, Robert Piper, Emran Razaghi, Katherine G. Southwick, Heather Stevens | |members=Nereus "Neric" Acosta, Elizabeth Addonizio, Weslynne Ashton, Cecilia Barja-Chamas, Olivier Cattaneo, Karina Dashko, Ilir Dugolli, Aboubakr Jamaï, Tinatin "Tina" Khidasheli, Sang-Jo Kim, John Kingman, Paul Kwengwere, Bryan Leach, Ma Jun, Nay Win Maung, Nachiket Mor, Mteto Nyati, Robert Piper, Emran Razaghi, Katherine G. Southwick, Heather Stevens | ||
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"The 2004 Yale World Fellows include the executive director of [[India]]’s second largest bank; the former Interim Mayor of La Paz, [[Bolivia]]; the principal advisor to the Prime Minister of [[Kosovo]]; the founder of [[Morocco]]’s first independent business newspaper; the director of the [[Israel]]’s first legal advocacy group dedicated to Arab minority rights; a [[Russian]] corporate governance reformer; Northern Ireland’s top government official in youth development; one of [[China]]’s most influential [[investigative journalists]]; and the [[Filipino]] Congressman who spearheaded passage of that nation’s Clean Air and Clean Water acts".<ref>https://worldfellows.yale.edu/class/class-of-2004/</ref> | "The 2004 Yale World Fellows include the executive director of [[India]]’s second largest bank; the former Interim Mayor of La Paz, [[Bolivia]]; the principal advisor to the Prime Minister of [[Kosovo]]; the founder of [[Morocco]]’s first independent business newspaper; the director of the [[Israel]]’s first legal advocacy group dedicated to Arab minority rights; a [[Russian]] corporate governance reformer; Northern Ireland’s top government official in youth development; one of [[China]]’s most influential [[investigative journalists]]; and the [[Filipino]] Congressman who spearheaded passage of that nation’s Clean Air and Clean Water acts".<ref>https://worldfellows.yale.edu/class/class-of-2004/</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:26, 9 May 2023
Own Words
"The 2004 Yale World Fellows include the executive director of India’s second largest bank; the former Interim Mayor of La Paz, Bolivia; the principal advisor to the Prime Minister of Kosovo; the founder of Morocco’s first independent business newspaper; the director of the Israel’s first legal advocacy group dedicated to Arab minority rights; a Russian corporate governance reformer; Northern Ireland’s top government official in youth development; one of China’s most influential investigative journalists; and the Filipino Congressman who spearheaded passage of that nation’s Clean Air and Clean Water acts".[1]
Known member
1 of the 21 of the members already have pages here:
| Member | Description |
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| John Kingman | UK revolving door banker/civil servant. Trilateral Commission. |
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