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2008 Global Leader Lunch
Featured Speakers: Philmon Haile, current OneWorld Now! Student and Congressional Paige
Jacqueline Brown: OneWorld Now! Alum and current Volunteer

This May, OneWorld Now! held its Fourth Annual Global Leader Lunch. The event was a great success, and we successfully raised money for our 2008 study abroad scholarships to Morocco, Egypt, and China.

OneWorld Now! would like to thank the generous event and raffle sponsors of this event.

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Past Global Leader Events

2007 Global Leader Dinner
Honoring General John M. Shaliksahvili,
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff appointed by President William J. Clinton

2006 Global Leaders Dinner
Featured Speaker: William H. Gates Sr.

"We are honored and excited to have William H. Gates as our keynote speaker for our Global Leaders Dinner Series", said OneWorld Now! Founder and Executive Director Kristin Hayden. "At OneWorld Now!, we recognize the significant value of language learning and sending our young people abroad as citizen diplomats, as well as the importance of making these opportunities accessible for everyone!  This generation has the ability to shift the paradigm towards a new mindset reflecting one world and one human race, instead of the "us" versus "them" mentality. The Gates Foundation is a leader in its philanthropic efforts to make the world a better place and we believe William H. Gates is a great role model and global leader."


 

2005 Global Leaders Dinner
Keynote speaker: Howard Schultz, Chairman of Starbucks Coffee Company

 

 
About OneWorld Now!
OneWorld Now! provides opportunities to economically disadvantaged youth, who have historically had the least exposure and opportunities to gain language and leadership skills, and participate in study abroad programs. Scholarships are provided for eligible students. The program is open to all Seattle-area students and many students travel from other schools in the region where the program is not offered.
 
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