Powering Partnerships for the SDGs: Uniting Students and Business
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Left to right: Suzanne Fallender, Intel; Natalie Africa, UN Foundation; and Michael Scott Peters, UNA-USA; Cover photo: Left to right: Michael Scott Peters, UNA-USA; Mara van Loggerenberg, NYU Stern; Lisa Manley, Mars; Helen Medina, Nestle; Natalie Africa, UN Foundation; Hemant Baijal, MasterCard; Suzanne Fallender, Intel; Matthew Statler, NYU Stern.
Speakers included:
- Professor Tensie Whelan, Director, NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business
- Natalie Africa, Senior Director, Global Health & Private Sector Engagement, UN Foundation
- Alexandra Hiniker, Strategic Relations Manager, NYC Mayor’s Office for International Affairs
- Suzanne Fallender, Director, Corporate Responsibility, Intel Corporation
- Michael Scott Peters, US Youth observer to UN, US State Department & UNA-USA
Prof @TensieWhelan gives the introductory remarks for today’s #NYUStern, @UNAUSA & @Business4theUN “Powering Partnerships for the #SDGs: Uniting Students & Business” event. Welcome to all attendees & participants! pic.twitter.com/qrELpQ2JxH
— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) September 27, 2018
Today @NYUStern @UNAUSA @Business4theUN will team up to unite students and business leaders behind the Sustainable Development Goals
— Ryan Kaminski (@rykaminski) September 27, 2018
Big thank you to students and reps from: @CocaCola @intel @Mastercard @Nestle @SkyPowerGlobal @MarsGlobal @JNJCares @BDandCo#UNGA pic.twitter.com/ZQohtj2brH
.@USYouthObserver leading the discussion with @NYUStern and @UNAUSA students and @Business4theUN leaders during #UNGA side event on #PoweringPartnerships pic.twitter.com/hihncHrZrn
— Anna Mahalak (@annamarieDC) September 27, 2018
Packed room at @NYUStern for a discussion with business leaders, students, @UNAUSA members, and faculty to discuss uniting students and business for #socialgood #UNGA73 #UNGA pic.twitter.com/DVNy4h6XB0
— UNA-USA Youth Observer (@USYouthObserver) September 27, 2018
.@hbaijal of @MastercardNews talking to @NYUStern students about how Mastercard is leveraging its technology for social good and investing in programs on #financialInclusion & #STEM pic.twitter.com/32QImSLQUx
— Business Council for the UN (@Business4theUN) September 27, 2018