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“Living and Leading in a Connected World” is the focus of the fourth annual Policy Circle Leadership Summit. Technology makes the world much smaller as connectivity impacts how we learn, how we interact, how we buy and sell, as well as how we care for our health. Come to the Summit to explore these topics […]
Taxes were due this past Monday. However, according to The Tax Foundation, Tax Freedom Day 2019 was Tuesday, April 16th. It represents the day Americans as a whole have to work in order to pay the nation’s tax burden. Check out this article to see when your state’s individual Tax Freedom Day is and how it ranks […]
The article shares that “Angela Braly led one of the largest health insurance companies in the U.S. Now she’s taking her leadership experience “full circle” by helping women find their voices as policy leaders.” Read the full article here . The Policy Circle is a 501(c)3 that provides a fact-based, nonpartisan framework built to inspire women living […]
“When we talk about the cost and complexity of the U.S. healthcare system, we usually don’t account for the time, money and labor donated by friends and family members — sometimes even strangers. But those unofficial supports are a large and growing part of American health care. Why it matters: Americans raise hundreds of millions […]
The Policy Circle is pleased to announce the topic for its next Conversation Call on Tuesday April 9, at noon CST, is A Closer Look at Socialism: Venezuela a case study. The Policy Circle’s President and co-founder, Sylvie Légère will interview Katya Rimkunas, Regional Deputy Director for Latin America and the Caribbean for IRI, Juan […]
If you missed the first two posts on Venezuela, you can click on their titles to read the first post, “Venezuela: Then and Now” and the second post entitled, “Venezuela: Signs of Trouble” . Each post will link you to the next in the series. This is the third in a series of posts taking an in-depth look at Venezuela’s past and present social, […]