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About the Event: On May 17, 2011, the USGLC was on the road in Columbus, Ohio, hosting a lunch for 80 top military, business and community leaders. Keynoted by Lt. Gen. Daniel Christman, the afternoon discussion focused on both the national security and the economic importance of a strong and effective International Affairs Budget. [...]
Who’s In the News US foreign assistance needs further reform (Jim Kolbe, David Beckmann, and George Ingram – Roll Call) Recent budget battles in Congress have made it seem as though we have to choose between continuing or abandoning this leadership because of America’s real and pressing deficit issues. But the facts tell a somewhat [...]
Robert Willard Commander USPACOM
The 111th Congress returned to Capitol Hill yesterday to deal with a long list of unfinished legislative business in a “lame-duck” session. Congress is likely to be in session for this week and 1-2 weeks after Thanksgiving before adjourning. In addition to dealing with all twelve FY 2011 appropriations bills, Congress must also decide whether [...]
USGLC National Security Advisory Council Members Admiral James Loy, USCG (Ret.), and General Harry Raduege, USAF (Ret.), appeared yesterday on This Week in Defense saying how important it is for the new Congress to recognize the importance of the International Affairs Budget. As the civilian smart power tools of development and diplomacy have been underfunded [...]
The Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition, cordially invites you to a special evening on U.S. foreign policy.
