• Leading Global Humanitarian Change: Exclusive Insights from John Hewko

  • Aug 15 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Leading Global Humanitarian Change: Exclusive Insights from John Hewko

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  • In this episode, we explore the world of global humanitarian efforts with John Hewko, General Secretary and CEO of Rotary International. John shares powerful insights into Rotary’s mission to eradicate polio, empower communities, and foster international collaboration. Discover how strategic leadership and a commitment to service are making a profound impact worldwide. Tune in for a conversation that inspires and informs on the significance of global cooperation in addressing today’s critical challenges.

    Key Takeaways:

    • Rotary’s role in global disease eradication efforts.
    • Personal stories from John Hewko’s field experiences.
    • How Rotary empowers communities through sustainable initiatives.

    #RotaryInternational #GlobalImpact #PolioEradication #CommunityEmpowerment #LeadershipInAction #HumanitarianWork #ServiceAboveSelf #NonprofitLeadership #InspiringChange #PodcastInterview

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    Keith D. Terry and JJaed Productions, LLC produced this episode. www.jjaedproductions.com

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