Sustainable Globalization Post- COVID-19 with Julia Luscombe

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Globalization is under attack. Some argue for national protectionism in response to global crisis such as COVID-19 or economic recession. Some argue that globalization has exacerbated inequality in developed and developing economies. Is there a way forward, where global cooperation and development can tackle challenges like pandemics, climate change, and economic disruption that is sustainable and just and also respects national sovereignty? What would that roadmap look like? Join Julia Luscombe as she outlines the possibilities of a new direction in globalization.

Julia Luscombe is the Managing Director of Strategic Planning for Feeding America, a non-profit working to end hunger in the United States through a nationwide network of food banks and partners. She facilitates the development of strategies to advance results for people facing hunger and creates systems to drive organizational effectiveness and measure impact. Luscombe is also a member of the Global Shapers Community of the World Economic Forum. She Co-Chaired the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in 2019.

She received her BA/BSc from the Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business, University of Pennsylvania; her MSc in Local Economic Development, LSE; and was a Fulbright Grantee to Ecuador. Formerly a Strategy Consultant at Monitor Deloitte, she focused on customer strategy, innovation, and organizational transformation.

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