Speakers

Friday Evening Talks

Friday, Oct 1, 2004
UMC – Glenn Miller Ballroom
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

"Collaborative Solutions"

	Janine Benyus - leading proponent of Biomimicry, an emerging science that seeks sustainable solutions by mimicking nature's designs and processes, Janine writes popular books in the life sciences, consults with sustainable business and government leaders, and gives talks about what we can learn from the genius that surrounds us.
	Bernie Glassman - American Zen teacher, author, and world-renowned social activist, Bernie is an abbot, co-founder of the Greystone Mandala, the Zen Peacemaker Order, and won the Best of America Award for Social Action.
	Bernard Lietaer - one of original architects of the European single currency, monetary systems expert with decades of experience working with governments, central banks and private investors to understand and optimize the performance of monetary trading as well as the psychological dimensions of money systems.
	David Werner - village health care expert, author of Where There is No Doctor and numerous books on remote medicine, 35 years experience in more than 50 countries, strong advocate for health as a human right rather than a commercial product, bought and sold in the marketplace.
	Emcee: Eric Rasmussen  - MD, FACP, Medical Corps, United States Navy; physician to the International Humanitarian Operations Center during the Iraq war, with extensive experience in Haiti, Bosnia, and several areas in Africa. His work focuses on international events that deeply incorporate UN relief agencies into the development process, as well as programs to improve integration at the civil-military boundary.

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