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Explore ACIR's distinguished list of Past Speakers. |
ACIR appreciates all of the distinguished speakers, visitors, and guests it has hosted over the years. Explore our Past Events below. View the videos from our webinars, or take a look at pictures from our in-person past events. |
Marziyeh Amirizadeh, Public Speaker & Co-author of "Captive in Iran" "A Call For Universal Freedom In Iran" March 16, 2023
"Winter Gala Dinner And Dance" March 4, 2023
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Colonel Leon Perkowski and Eisenhower Fellows, The United States Army War College Panel Featuring:
"New Strategic NATO Challenges In An Era of Information Disinformation Warfare - A Panel Session" February 22, 2023
Melanie Moltmann, Consul General of Germany "Diplomatic Dialogue: A meeting with Melanie Moltmann, Consul General of Germany" February 1, 2023
Ambassador (ret.) Lawrence R. Silverman, Former American ambassador to Kuwait "Devising Successful U.S. Foreign Policies: Lessons from the Ukraine Crisis and the Middle East" January 25, 2023
Dr. Mariel Borowitz, Assistant Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology "Challenges of Satellite Security in the Age of Rising Tensions" December 8, 2022
Reta Jo Lewis, Esq., President and Chair, Export Import Bank of the United States "EXIM Bank: Keeping America Competitive in an Intense Global Environment" November 21, 2022
Miloslav Stasek, Czech Ambassador to the USA "Czech - US Relations during Rising Tensions and Conflict in the East" October 24, 2022
Jacob Veerman, Consul General of the Netherlands "Diplomatic Dialogue: A meeting with Jacob Veerman, Consul General of the Netherlands" September 28, 2022
Dr. Lami Kim, Assistant Professor, U.S. Army War College "Dealing with a Nuclear North Korea " September 22, 2022
James K. Hill, Consul General of Canada "Diplomatic Dialogue: A meeting with James K. Hill, Consul General of Canada" June 23, 2022
Dr. Swati Vijay Kulkarni, Outgoing Consul General of India in Atlanta, GA For SE Region "A luncheon dedicated as a farewell tribute honoring Consul General Dr. Swati Kulkarni." June 6, 2022
Dr. Thomas Rotnem, Professor of Political Science and Associate Director, School of Government and International Affairs, Kennesaw State University "Russia's Ukraine Invasion: Implications for the Arctic" June 2, 2022
Dr. (Mrs.) Uzoma Emenike, Nigerian Ambassador to the US "Nigeria — US Relations: A Strategic Partnership" May 25, 2022
Caoimhe Ni Chonchuir, Consul General of Ireland, Atlanta "Breakfast Diplomatic Dialogue" April 29, 2022
Joe R. Bankoff, Professor of the Practice and Former Chair, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs "China at the Crossroads: Economy, Population, and Geopolitics" April 27, 2022
Adam N. Stulberg, School Chair, Sam Nunn Professor "Russia & US: Bracing for Long Term Competition" March 23, 2022
Yoonjoo Park, Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Atlanta. "Diplomatic Dialogue with Yoonjoo Park" February 24, 2022
Colonel Leon Perkowski, USAF, Army War College "Navigating "Gray Zone" Competition & Conflict." A panel discussion featuring Col. Jason Groat, Australian Army; Mr. Mike Rossman, USAID; and Lt. Col. Pat Walsh, US Army Reserve. February 16, 2022
Dr. Alasdair Young, Co-Director of the Center for European and Transatlantic Studies, Jean Monnet and Center for International Technology, and Policy, Georgia Tech University "Is the European Union Disunited by Diversity?" January 27, 2022
"Breakfast Diplomatic Dialogue" January 20, 2022
Scott Bray, Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence "A New Era in Strategic Competition" December 7, 2021
Michael Gerebtzoff, Consul General of Belgium "Diplomatic Dialogue Breakfast Series" November 9, 2021
Nestor Forster, Jr., Ambassador of Brazil to the USA "Brazil & The USA" November 7, 2021
Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Indian Ambassador to the U.S. "India-US Strategic Partnership of Global Significance" July 7th, 2021
Shaima Gargash, Deputy Chief of Mission at the UAE Embassy in Washington D.C."Advancements of the UAE in the Middle East" April 7th, 2021 You can watch the full webinar here:
"Next Move? Considerations In The Troubled US-Russia Relationship" March 5th, 2021 You can watch the full webinar here:
Holly Lindamood, Former Program Director at Daisy Alliance Kevely Dumay, Student of International Relations Emma Goldsby, President of Daisy Alliance at the University of Kentucky "Time Is Not on Our Side: Confronting the Ever-Growing Nuclear Threat" February 18th, 2021 You can watch the full webinar here:
"Russian National Identity and Foreign Policy" January 21th, 2021 You can watch the full webinar here:
"Venezuela: A Path to Democracy to Preserve Regional Security" December 8th, 2020 You can watch the full webinar here: |
