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NATO Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security – Marriet Schuurman
NATO Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security – Marriet SchuurmanNATO Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security – Marriet Schuurman and President of the Atlantic Council of Canada – Julie LindhoutSenator Mobina JafferSenator Mobina JafferSenator Mobina JafferDirector of the Defence and Security Relations Division, Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development – Jennifer MayJennifer May & Sen. Mobina JafferDirector, Atlantic Council of Canada – Kathryn E. Langley HopeChief Operating Officer, Warchild Canada – Dr. Lorna ReadCorrespondent, Toronto Star – Olivia WardCEO and Founder, OMX – Nicole VerkindtUniversity of Toronto, Department of Political Science – Prof. Sylvia BashevkinProf. Sylvia BashevkinMaster of Massey College, Chair, Atlantic Council of Canada – The Hon. Hugh Segal
Prof. Sylvia Bashevkin and Nicole Verkindt
Hon. Hugh SegalPresident of the Atlantic Council of Canada – Julie Lindhout
Stefano Spensieri is a graduate of the University of Toronto, majoring in Canadian History with a minor in political science, specializing in international relations, as well as a recent graduate of Centennial College’s Project Management Post-Graduate program. Stefano is also an accredited Project Manager with the Project Management Institute (PMI), and he has previously worked with IIEP-UNESCO as an intern project manager.
You can contact him at stef.spensieri@gmail.com or tweet directly @accstefano
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