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Past Event / November 6, 2024

America’s Global Leadership: What’s it Worth to Auburn?

  • Details: Auburn, AL
  • Past Event Description: Join USGLC for a timely discussion on America’s global leadership and how Alabama’s interests–from global stability to prosperity at home–are impacted by international crises and opportunities.

Featured Speakers:

Featured Speaker:

Eddy Acevedo
Chief of Staff to the President & CEO, The Wilson Center
Former National Security Advisor U.S. Agency for International Development (2017-2020)

Featured Speaker:

John Merrill
Former Alabama Secretary of State
(2015-2023)

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