Illuminating the Arts-Policy Nexus 
Illuminating the Arts-Policy Nexus is a fortnightly series of articles on the role of art in public policymaking. This series invites WPI fellows and project leaders as well as external practitioners to contribute pieces on how artists have led policy change and how policymakers can use creative strategies.
In Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World, World Policy Institute Senior Fellow Ian Bremmer illustrates a historic shift in the international system and the world economy—and an unprecedented moment of global uncertainty.
World Policy Around the Table - Discussion Leaders 2013
AROUND THE TABLE
The world needs people with fresh ideas and global perspectives to be seated "around the table" in order to catalyze innovative thinking on challenges that span borders:
Sustainable Global Cities
Entrepreneurship Ecosystems
Closing the Gender Gap
Security Across Borders
Heading Off Financial Crisis
and the Arts-Policy Nexus across all of these topics.
At each table, hosts including World Policy Fellows and eminent friends will engage guests in dynamic conversation around these themes, generating insights and connections that will help inform our work in the coming year.
Discussion leaders by theme:
List in formation
William Powers, World Policy Institute*
Greg Lindsay, World Policy Institute
Jacques-Philippe Piverger, The Soleil Group
Kavitha Rajagopalan, World Policy Institute
Michael Wildes, Wildes and Weinberg PC
Todd Lester, Global Arts Council & World Policy Institute*
Oliver Niedermaier, Tau Investment*
Tess Mateo, CXCatalysts*
Ken Biberaj, The Russian Tea Room*
Lisa Schubert, Cathedral of St. John the Divine*
Martin Rosengaard, Wooloo*
Diana Glassman, TD Bank & World Policy Institute
Elmira Bayrasli, World Policy Institute
Oliver Niedermaier, Tau Investment*
Yxa Bazan, J. P. Morgan*
Sergio Fernández de Córdova, PVBLIC Foundation
Tess Mateo, CXCatalysts*
John Frankel, ff Venture Capital
Rossanna Figuera, Wafels & Dinges
Michel Zaleski, Soros Economic Development Fund & DREAM
Ken Biberaj, The Russian Tea Room*
Michelle Fanzo, World Policy Institute*
Katie Orenstein, The OpEd Project
Analisa Balares, Womensphere
Rosemary Werrett, ProMujer & World Policy Institute
Beverly Neufeld, New York Women’s Agenda
David Boehmer, Heidrick & Struggles
Lorena Vazquez Ordaz, Hunger Project*
Herminia Ibarra, INSEAD
Yxa Bazan, J. P. Morgan*
Shari Cohen, Next Step Partners*
Trevor Gandy, Chubb
Ilene H. Lang, Catalyst
Bryan Cummings, CENSA
Lara Setrakian, Syria Deeply
Belinda Cooper, World Policy Institute
Craig Charney, Charney Research
David Andelman, World Policy Institute
Shari Cohen, Next Step Partners*
Lorena Vazquez Ordaz, Hunger Project*
Wendy Dent, filmmaker*
Ben Skinner, author, A Crime So Monstrous
Michael Lessac, Global Arts Corps*
Scott FitzGerald, Fragomen
Lissa Weinmann, World Policy Institute
Allison Trowbridge, Not For Sale
Michelle Fanzo, World Policy Institute*
Rahul Sagar, Princeton University
Constance Hunter, economist
Jose Barrionuevo, StormHarbour Partners
Richard Goldberg, Columbia University
Dan Alpert, Westwood Capital/Century
Bruce Wolfson, Bingham
Sherle Schwenninger, World Policy Institute
Hans Humes, Greylock Capital & World Policy Institute
Ed Greene, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP & World Policy Institute
Robert Brusca, FAO Economics
Kathleen Hays, Bloomberg
John Lipsky, International Monetary Fund & Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
George Smith, IDSVA
Vida Mulec, 15 Foundation
William Powers, World Policy Institute*
Todd Lester, Global Arts Council & World Policy Institute*
Wendy Dent, filmmaker*
Lisa Schubert, Cathedral of St. John the Divine*
Michael Lessac, Global Arts Corps*
Martin Rosengaard, Wooloo*
Jacqueline Bertrand Lessac, Global Arts Corps
* - indicates expertise in more than one theme
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