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Join The Magellan Society at Sugar Creek Brewing Co. for a Belgian-inspired brewery night on Thursday, June 11th. Come network and mingle with other internationally-minded young professionals at our end-of-season event!. Join us for: - Live Music - Brewery tour - Q&A with the Brewery's management on their craft
Join The Magellan Society, Young Professionals of the WACC, for a special Adventures in Dining Cooking Class and networking experience. Dr. Marie-Claire Marroum, current WACC Board Member, was born in Jerusalem and raised in Lebanon. She will share her culinary secrets in a fun and entertaining atmosphere in this hands-on Spanish themed cooking class. Participants will learn techniques for making items such as Paella. Come ready to learn from our expert international cook, sample traditional Spanish foods and wines while meeting other young professionals. This Adventures in Dining Cooking Class includes hands-on instruction, dinner comprising of cooking class dishes, wine and take-home recipes. Register today as space is limited!
Join the World Affairs Council of Charlotte on June 3rd for this special video presentation and discussion moderated by Gregory Kallenberg, Director of the "Rational Middle Energy Series" regarding the future of energy and how it's changing the world around us. According to the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, the Charlotte region's energy cluster is an economic force that is transforming the landscape of the energy industry. Companies such as Duke Energy, Siemens, Piedmont Natural Gas and AREVA are part of a thriving energy sector in our local economy. This unique discussion centered around energy future and sustainable and clean energy is relevant to the greater Charlotte area as we continue to grow as an energy hub in the Carolinas.
The Magellan Society at the Knights Baseball Game Come watch the Charlotte Knights baseball game with TMS on May 26th! TMS will have a special reserved location to enjoy the game from the roof of the new BB&T stadium in uptown Charlotte. Dinner will be included and a cash bar will be available.
WACC Ambassadors Circle Series with H.E. Petr Gandalovic, Ambassador of the Czech Republic Ambassador Petr GandalovicJoin the World Affairs Council of Charlotte for an enlightening discussion with H.E. Petr Gandalovic, Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the U.S. on May 21st, 2015.
Global Spotlight (May 20) Cambodia tmsJoin TMS as we hear from John Compton, History Teacher at Providence Day School and Council Scholar recipient, as he shares the history, culture, political situation, and his insights of Cambodia after having recently returned from the country. Date: Wednesday, May 20 Venue: Providence Day School (5800 Sardis Road) Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8: 30 p.m. Cost: Free Reservations are required as space is limited.
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Costa Rica and the United States have maintained diplomatic relations since Costa Rica's independence from Spain in 1851. The two nations are economic partners through the U.S.-Central America-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement, a partnership that accounts for around half of Costa Rica's imports, exports, tourism, and foreign direct investment. Both countries also cooperate in many international forums such as the United Nations, International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Organization of American States and World Trade Organization. Dense jungles, volcanic landscapes, pristine beaches and extensive biodiversity shape the character of Costa Rica. The nation's rich environment inspires the traditional mantra of 'pura vida' (pure life).
Join The Magellan Society, Young Professionals of the WACC, and Charlotte Country Day School on May 6th as we host Anthea Rossouw, Founder of the Dreamcatcher Foundation. Anthea will discuss community empowerment barriers and projects in a post apartheid South America. Dreamcatcher provides opportunities for communities living in recurrent poverty to improve their quality of life and create a future in which they can thrive. Working in 20 different communities over the past two decades, the Foundation continually strives to eliminate barriers and develop opportunities, offering a "leg up" to self-sustenance and dignity, as opposed to taking a "hand out" approach.
Join TMS for our first International Fun Run originating at Triple C Brewing Company on April 30th. Participants must come dressed to represent the nations/countries of their choice for a proud display of colors during the fun run. The run is designed so that participants can choose their own distance and will conclude back at Triple C Brewery.
