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The election is behind us, and foreboding fills the air.  We are live at the Yale Club of New York City for a live recording, addressing some of the many constitutional matters that are or soon may be front of mind as the seemingly inevitable challenges to norms, rules, and laws await.  Matters as wide-ranging as the implications of undivided government; the significance of state constitutional amendments on abortion; Justice Sotomayor's future; recess appointments - and much more are on our plate this week.  CLE credit is available for lawyers and judges at podcast.njsba.com.

May you live in interesting times - as the proverb goes. Will those times continue? On October 16th, at the Yale Club in New York City, we held our latest Live Event hosted by ITFA with additional sponsorship from Brown Brothers Harriman, Goba Capital and HC Group. The commodities sector has seen unprecedented volatility. What has that meant for the sector's ecosystem? How has it shaped the opportunities and risks? Is the volatility structural or ephemeral? A group of leaders from across the sector  joined our panel to discuss in front of an audience of 150 industry participants. Rob Walsh, CEO of IMI,  William Tully,Head of Business Development, BBH Commodities & Logistics, Sunil George, Head of Client Financing Solutions for the Americas at Louis Dreyfus Company, Todd Lynady, Regional Head of Financial Solutions @ WTW  and Alexandre Lacreu Chief Underwriting Officer, Coface North America moderated by podcast host Paul Chapman.

As I strolled across the homestead, the simple act of releasing the ducks at dawn stirred a profound reflection on the spiritual and familial anchors of our lives. On the American Soul Podcast, I, Jesse Cope, invite you into this contemplation, urging us to embrace the pillars of faith and cherish every moment with our loved ones. Amidst the gardening and the routine, let's explore the richness found in daily Bible reading and consider how estrangement from these sacred texts can leave a nation vulnerable to turmoil, as seen in current protests and academic unrest. Together, we'll discover the significance of prioritizing our spouses, drawing inspiration from a family that eschewed technology for true connection—a lesson learned within the hallowed walls of the Yale Club.As we wade through today's torrent of challenges, I'm reminded of the weighty task before us: guiding the next generation with the wisdom of scripture, illuminated by the experiences of figures like Abraham Lincoln. This episode doesn't just revisit historical insights but calls us to recognize the gravity of our trials and the steadfastness of God's righteous judgments. Join me as I bless you, your family, and our nation, affirming that faith's power can indeed uplift and transform. Listen in for a heartening exchange that rekindles a commitment to the enduring values that sustain the American soul.Support the Show.The American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribe

This week, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott surprised many by visiting New York City — a city that he targeted last year with numerous busloads of asylum seekers. Speaking at a breakfast event at the Yale Club in Manhattan, Abbott largely minimized the city's problem while blaming the migrant crisis on President Joe Biden. NY1 political reporters Bobby Cuza, Kelly Mena and NY1 political anchor Errol Louis weighed in on Abbott's remarks, as well as several other developments in the crisis over the last week. After that, New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez is in a heap of trouble as he was brought in on bribery charges in a Manhattan courtroom. The senator is accused of pocketing bribes of cash and gold bars. Menendez claims he's innocent, while many top-ranking Democrats are now calling for his resignation. The “Off Topic/On Politics” team discussed the accusations, and what the senator's political future might look like.  Leave a message: 212-379-3440 Email: yourstoryny1@charter.com Further reading: Texas governor minimizes NYC's migrant crisis and blasts Biden Menendez tells Senate colleagues he won't resign, remains defiant amid bribery charges

Janine has been flexing her moxie muscle throughout her life. In every phase of her career, she has identified her strengths and pursued roles that would build on them. Her path has been a moxie mix of serendipity and strategy and an openness to embrace the opportunities presented to her. Janine also sees connections between people and the organizations she serves throughout her impressive public relations and marketing career. Through her creativity and vision of what's possible, she creates synergy.Janine has held a succession of positions in marketing/public relations and development, including Press Officer of Harrods (in London); Executive Vice President, Head of Corporate Communications, and a member of the Operating Committee of Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising; founder and President of Saatchi & Saatchi Public Relations; and founder and CEO of her own eponymous marketing public relations agency specializing in luxury goods, healthcare and not-for-profit. Her clients included Kiehl's, Shiseido Cosmetics, The Platinum Guild, The Capital Grille, Time Inc., Johnson & Johnson, McNeil Consumer Products, Mayo Clinic and the Weizmann Institute of Science.Having sold her public relations agency and “retired,” Janine and her husband relocated from New York City to Miami.  She now serves on the Board of Trustees of Miami City Ballet and does pro bono marketing consulting for PAMM and Baptist Health. She is a member of the Century Association, Cosmopolitan Club, Economics Club of New York, Penn Club of New York City and, with her husband, Fisher Island Club and Yale Club of New York City.This episode of Main Street Moxie is proudly sponsored by Elyse Harney Real Estate and Kindred Property Care.

Justine Kasznica is a shareholder at and the Chair of the Emerging Technology Practice Group at Babst Calland LLP. Kasznica is a technology and corporate attorney who represents the legal and regulatory needs of clients who are customers and vendors of software, SaaS, IoT, AI, robotics and other technology products and services across diverse industries from banking to transportation. She specializes in supporting the regulatory and business services needs of clients in the autonomous mobility (UAS and AVs), and commercial space industries. She serves as outside general counsel to a number of aerospace clients across the U.S., including Keystone Space Collaborative members Astrobotic Technology, Inc. and Acoustic Research Systems, Inc. In addition to serving as a founder and Board Chair of the Keystone Space Collaborative, Justine serves on numerous boards and is involved in many community economic development initiatives, including the Moonshot Museum (founding Board-member), Ascender PGH, and the Yale Club of Pittsburgh (former President). She serves on the Council of the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Aeronautical and Space Law Section, is a member of the Dubai Courts of Space Initiative, and is a member of the Registration Project Working Group, a group of experts working with the Moon Village Association and Global Space Law Center to propose domestic and international laws and policy related to space commercialization, including the registration of space artifacts beyond Lower Earth Orbit.

It is alleged that Dax Tejera, who worked as an executive producer for ABC News, and his widow left their young children alone in a hotel room while they went out to dinner, which is ultimately what led to Tejera's passing. According to information obtained by RadarOnline.com, Veronica Tejera, a senior producer at the Washington Post, told officials that she and her husband left their two young children in a hotel room while they went out for the evening in Manhattan. Tragically, while they were out, Veronica's husband suffered a fatal heart attack and passed away. Dax passed away on December 23; he was 37 years old. A few hours later, the New York Police Department received a report from the elite members-only Yale Club about "unattended children" on the premises, which led to the arrest of Veronica, age 33, and the filing of two counts of child endangerment charges against her. If you like TRUE CRIME TODAY - and want AD FREE episodes, Be sure to sub to our premium channel on APPLE PODCASTS! http://shorturl.at/uLTWX  Get access to: -Ad Free EXCLUSIVE BONUS Series from True Crime Today. -Advance Episodes -Ad Free Episodes

Debbie has focused her career on fundraising from corporations and foundations. This week, she tells us how she has made career decisions through relationship building and networking, which confirms my hunch that work in CFR is not so different from working with individuals. Debbie Rosenberg Bush is director of corporate and foundation relations at Columbia University School of General Studies, which she joined in March 2022 as the first person to hold this newly created position at the School. She previously served in a similar role for nine years at Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health. Prior to Columbia, Debbie was senior director of development for the Cancer Support Community, director of corporate and foundation relations at Gilda's Club Worldwide, director of foundation support at the American Museum of Natural History, and director of development at the New York Academy of Sciences. Before her career in development, she worked at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center as director of publications and was an editor at Random House, The Sciences, and Consumer Reports. Debbie has a Bachelor of Science from Yale University and is active in the governance of the Yale Club of New York City. She was also on the board of Women in Development New York. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/devdebrief/support

Amarica's Constitution takes to the road, as the Yale Club of the Palm Beaches, Florida, hosts us with a live audience of constitutional aficionados!  The long-delayed book tour of “The Words That Made Us” finally assumes a recognizable form, as Akhil gives a whirlwind tour of the first 80 years of America's Constitutional Conversation.  Aside from a sense of the book, you should come away from this episode knowing 20-30 things you either didn't know, or wrongly understood before.  The audience then questions Professor Amar from founding to Trump - literally, as no holds are barred.

This is the second installment of Command Financial's Corporate Compliance Roundtable hosted by Kieran Poole. Every year since 2015, we have gathered industry experts at The Yale Club in New York but, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are bringing it to you in the comfort of your own home. Part one featured a panel of inside counsel but this episode features the outside counsel of Kai Liekefett, David Ni, Sabastian Niles, and Elina Tetelbaum. Kai is a partner at Sidley Austin and co-chairs its shareholder activism practice and his colleague David specializes in SPACs. Elina and Sabastian are partners in the corporate department of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz.

We are back with Command Financial's Corporate Compliance Roundtable. Every year since 2015, we have gathered industry experts at The Yale Club in New York but, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are bringing it to you in the comfort of your own home. Kieran Poole is joined by a panel of inside counsel featuring Judy Tomkins, Jeff Neuman, Richard Gluckselig, and Raj Dave. Judy is senior associate general counsel at Compass. Jeff is senior vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary at Tronox. Richard is assistant general counsel and assistant corporate secretary at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. Raj is vice president, chief securities counsel, and assistant corporate secretary at Newell Brands. This is the first of two episodes. The second will be out soon with different subjects debated by a panel of outside counsel. 

Weili Cheng is the executive director of the Yale Alumni Association, a position she assumed in 2016. In this capacity, she oversees the alumni association's various groups, sets the direction and tone for the YAA's office and operations, operates as the department's emissary to the larger university, and serves as the organizational go-to for all things Yale alumni. Cheng has a long history of service to her alma mater. She graduated from Yale with a B.A. in philosophy in 1977. Shortly afterward, she became actively involved as a Yale volunteer, assuming a place on the YAA Board of Governors and rising to board chair in 1992 (serving until 1994). In doing so, she became the youngest and first female graduate of Yale College to hold that position. In addition to her roles on the YAA Board of Governors, Cheng has served on the board and as president of the Yale Club of Washington, D.C., as chair of her Class Council, as an Alumni Schools Committee volunteer, a trustee of the Yale Library Associates, and on a number of university committees. Since 1994, she has served on the board of directors of Yale Alumni Publications, Inc., which publishes Yale Alumni Magazine. In 1997, Cheng was awarded the Yale Medal, the YAA's highest honor. After graduating from Yale, Cheng earned her law degree from Georgetown University Law Center and embarked on a career as a litigation attorney in private practice and at the United States Department of Justice. From there, she moved on to the Law Department of Marriott International, where she worked for 22 years in a variety of capacities, including as vice president and assistant general counsel for the international lodging operations division. She held a number of leadership roles while with the organization, including spearheading the company's China entry strategy and serving as a member of various corporate committees relating to strategic planning, diversity, and women's issues. In 2007, Cheng became senior vice president and deputy general counsel of The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company. In that capacity, she oversaw all legal matters relating to the company's operations. As a member of The Ritz-Carlton executive committee, she played an active role in shaping the company's global business strategies and policies across the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Cheng and her husband, Brad Dobeck, live in New Haven and also in Arlington, Virginia. They are Yale parents, their son, Stephen, having graduated from Yale College in 2010. Follow Weili on Instagram @weilitheyalie!

On this week’s episode of In Unison, we focus our discussion on a specific composition and its premiere performance:  the remarkable “Mass Observation” by composer https://www.tarikoregan.com/ (Tarik O’Regan), premiered in 2017 by the https://smtd.umich.edu/chamber-choir-and-percussion-ensemble-perform-world-premiere-of-mass-observation/ (University of Michigan Chamber Choir and Percussion Ensemble), under the direction of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Blackstone (Jerry Blackstone). http://www.inunisonpodcast.com/episodes/s02e09#transcript (Episode transcript) Music Excerpts https://open.spotify.com/track/4hFqtaxM6eDJvTUk4TQIGB?si=_sL3CAM8SICL7tixUnRkxQ (Mass Observation), by Tarik O’Regan, performed by the University of Michigan Chamber Choir and Percussion Ensemble under the direction of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Blackstone (Jerry Blackstone.) Episode references https://www.tarikoregan.com/ (Tarik O’Regan) “https://www.michigandaily.com/uncategorized/04darius-milhaud-preview03/ (Oresteian Trilogy),” by Darius Milhaud   http://www.massobs.org.uk/about/mass-observation-project (British Mass Observation Program) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/kathleen-raine (Poet Kathleen Raine), “http://www.emmanuelmusic.org/notes_translations/translations_motets/t_o'regan_threshold.htm (Threshold of Night)” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon (Panopticon) “https://www.wisemusicclassical.com/work/35453/The-Ecstasies-Above--Tarik-O'Regan/ (Ecstasies Above),” by http://www.tarikoregan.com (Tarik O’Regan) https://www.blackstonedoc.com/ (We Are the Music Makers) https://www.yaleclubdc.org/upcoming-events (Yale Club of D.C. Events) https://philharmonia.org/about/richard-egarr/ (Philharmonia Baroque & Richard Egarr) https://choralsinging.org/ (Choral Singing in America) (documentary) https://www.facebook.com/theslapbook/about/ (Slapslap) https://www.instagram.com/tanner_tanyeri/?hl=en (Tanner Tanyeri) Theme Song: https://music.apple.com/us/album/mr-puffy/1457011536?i=1457011549 (Mr. Puffy) by Avi Bortnik, arr. by Paul Kim. Performed by http://www.dynamicjazz.dk/ (Dynamic)

                                          Our host Robert Hossary explores the wisdom of author and executive coach Duff Watkins. Duff shares 10 powerful lessons that will make you think. About Duff Watkins Duff Watkins is Director, ExecSearch International - Australia, with more than 25 years' experience in conducting searches across Australia, New Zealand, US and UK. In addition to executive search, Duff conducts Executive Development Programmes for senior executives to enhance their skills, while on-the-job, through a specific and personal plan of action. Duff obtained his - BA at Centre College of Kentucky - Master's Degree at Yale University and - Doctorate at the University of South Africa (in group psychotherapy). Duff Watkins is a former group psychotherapist. He's past President of the Yale Club in Australia, a long-time Governor of the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia. He hosted the international podcast "How Business Really Works" and is a founder of this podcast, 10 Lessons It Took Me 50 Years to Learn. Though born and raised in the USA, he is an Australian citizen. Episode Notes Lesson 1: Life's a persuasion 03m 15s Lesson 2: Style is not to be despised 06m 44s Lesson 3: Don't cling 09m 40s Lesson 4: Most people can't support themselves emotionally. Let alone you 14m 46s Lesson 5: Husband your attention 17m 09s Lesson 6: Every person is a foreign country.26m 48s Lesson 7: Just tell yourself the truth 30m13s Lesson 8: Never engage in civil war 34m30s Lesson 9: Above all else, do not panic 38m30s Lesson 10: You deserve happiness as much as any person on this planet 42m34s

Every year since 2015, Command Financial has gathered industry experts at The Yale Club in New York for its Corporate Compliance Roundtable. However, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we are bringing this year's event to you in the comfort of your own home. Host Kieran Poole is joined by a panel of inside counsel featuring Elena Radine, Jamie Greenberg, Richard Gluckselig, and Raj Dave. Plus, we hear from Command Financial's Tony Lind. Elena is director and managing counsel at BNY Mellon. Jamie is vice president and senior counsel in the corporate governance group at Goldman Sachs. Richard is assistant general counsel and assistant secretary at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. Raj is vice president, chief securities counsel, and assistant corporate secretary at Newell Brands. This is the first of two episodes. The second will be out soon with a brand new panel of external counsel. Thanks to Command Financial for supporting this podcast.

Today, I’m joined by Leadership Development expert Dick Massimilian and we discuss Myers Briggs, building a team, how you assess you fit, and what it is to be an executive coach and have self awareness about your strengths and weaknesses. Building a career is hard. Doing it with a view of who you really are, what you will and won’t stand for, and how you work with others are key skills that help move you forward. I hope you enjoy.   #hottakeoftheday Episode 69 w/Dick Massimilian - Leadership Development https://youtu.be/ZLxEa5P6Vfk   Audio Podcast   About Dick Dick has an M.B.A. in Finance from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a B.A. in Political Science from Yale. He is a former Wharton Public Policy Fellow and taught Strategic Leadership as an adjunct faculty member in the Masters of Organization Development and Leadership Program at St. Joseph’s University. Dick wrote How to Lead an Effective Meeting (and get the results you want). He is a public speaker on the topic of effective meetings and works with people on how to speak powerfully and effectively to groups of any size. He has authored numerous published articles. He is Past President of the Yale Club of Dallas and sits on the Board of the North Texas Chapter of US Lacrosse. Professional Development Consultant Experience Dick works with individuals, teams and organizations committed to great leadership. He knows that great leadership is no accident. He founded, built and sold a business and co-owns Highland Park Housekeeping, a luxury home cleaning company. A leadership architect, he understands the worlds of the Fortune 100 C-Suite executive, of the start-up entrepreneur and of leaders throughout public and private companies and professional services firms. Global Perspective Dick Massimilian is a global leadership advisor. He has consulted and coached in North America, South America, Europe and Asia. Dick has directed large-scale change initiatives in the telecommunications, banking and retail industries in the US and Europe. His prior consulting experience includes integrating European acquisitions for a multi-billion dollar US-based fiber and cable manufacturer, coaching the head of largest division of a telecommunications manufacturer through a two-year culture change initiative and directing project teams in Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Belgium. Industry Reach Dick has in-depth experience in the technology, oil and gas, pharmaceutical and financial services industries. His clients have included Hewlett Packard, Xerox, Corning, Diamondback Energy, Oasis Petroleum, Johnson & Johnson, Bristol Myers Squibb, JP Morgan Chase, HSBC, Merrill Lynch and UniCredit Banca.  

Latticework New York 2018, September 6, 2018, The Yale Club of New York City

Latticework New York 2018, September 6, 2018, The Yale Club of New York City

Morning Show Mashup & Alice at the Yale Club

(0:00:00)- Jen’s friend Lino Rulli won’t meet her at the Yale Club because he “doesn’t own slacks,” so she creates a fundraising drive.   (00:11:37)- Megan Markle thinks hypnobirthing is going to work and Jen thinks that’s hilarious.   (00:22:51)- Jen’s producer challenges her to try to find a Catholic connection to a random song.

00:00:00)- Bestselling author Annie F. Downs brings the fire with powerful words about how we can thrive in both good and bad moments. Don’t miss her hilarious (but so true) Chutes and Ladders analogy. (00:44:22) - People are protesting outside of the Yale Club, where the Fulwilers stay when they’re in NYC. Jen worries that they will ruin her Instagram stories when she’s in town. (1:19:34) - Jen wants an app that will congratulate her on how FEW steps she takes each day.

In the opener to episode 26 we discussed the political impact of the Great Recession and promised to soon have a guest to help explain the economic side of the story. We take our promises very seriously, so this week we bring in Hadas Thier, a regular contributor to the International Socialist Review and the author of the forthcoming book A People’s Guide to Capitalism: An Introduction to Marxist Economics. Hadas breaks down the events that led 10 years ago to the global economic crisis, from the casino capitalist shenanigans on Wall Street to the underlying problems of global overproduction that led so many investors to pour their money (and our pensions) into those Ponzi schemes in the first place. Hadas also talks to us about why mainstream economists are more interested in promoting capitalism than explaining how it works (and why it doesn’t) and how she decided after years of activism to teach herself economics in the face of the conventional wisdom that it’s too complicated for non-academics—especially non-academic women. Jen had to miss this episode so for our opener, Eric joined Danny to discuss why the Republicans have been dead set on sticking with Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court despite the mounting number of sexual assault allegations against him (and we also snuck in some sound and a short interview with Kaylin Kaupish from National Women’s Liberation during the New York City protest on October 1 outside the Yale Club). They then moved on to briefly talk about the death of notorious Chicago police torturer John Burge, and the possibility of a major Los Angeles teachers strike in the coming months. Links for this episode: · International Socialist Review roundtable on “Where is Capitalism Heading?” featuring Hadas and other writers (http://bit.ly/ISRroundtable) · Hadas’s article celebrating the 150th anniversary of the publication of Karl Marx’s Capital (http://bit.ly/Capital150years) · “She speaks for us and we’ll stand with her”: Socialist Worker editorial calling for nationwide protests to stop Kavanaugh’s nomination (http://bit.ly/ProtestKavanaugh) Music and audio for this episode: Kaylin Kaupish, National Women’s Liberation, at Stop Kavanaugh march in NYC on October 1 Vic Mensa, “16 Shots” Sonic Youth, “Youth Against Fascism” Angelique Kidjo's new cover of The Talking Heads’ "Once in a Lifetime” Wu-Tang Clan, “C.R.E.A.M.” Prince, “Act of God”

We talk to Farah Tanis, co-founder of Black Women's Blueprint organization, about the March for Black Women that took place near NY City Hall on Sunday, September 30th demanding the renewal of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). In the second half of our show we have guest Casey Harrell on from Australian-based Sunrise Project, who tells us about the environmental threats from BlackRock and our reporter Lydia McMullen-Laird reports directly from Monday’s rally, No Justice, No Seat: March Against Kavanaugh, that marched up from Flatiron Public Plaza to NY’s Yale Club. This show aired live on WBAI (99.5 fm) on Monday from 6-6:30 PM EST To read more about these issues go to Indypendent.org To support Indy Radio News become a patron! https://bit.ly/2xsDpRQ

Latticework New York 2018, September 6, 2018, The Yale Club of New York City Ed Wachenheim is Vice Chairman of the Board of Central National-Gottesman Inc., and sits on the board of the Museum of Modern Art, where he is Chair of the Finance Committee and a member of the Executive and Investment Committees, and the New York Public Library, where he was former Chair of the Executive Committee and former Chair of the Investment Committee (of which he is still a member). Ed is Trustee Emeritus of both Skidmore College, where he served as Vice Chair, and Rye Country Day School, where he was also Board President. Previously, Ed was a Trustee of UJA-Federation, New York Foundation, and Arthur Ross Foundation. He was also on the Board of Directors of Interstate Brands and several other smaller publicly owned corporations. Ed joined the WNET board in 2016. He is a graduate of Williams College. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, where he was a first-year Baker Scholar.

(00:00:00)- Jen admits that she cares about the royal baby despite herself. She also explains why hanging out at the Yale Club with a battle rapper shows her that bucket lists are stupid.   (00:24:40)- People are saying that Kate Middleton should take off her heels on put on yoga pants since she just had a baby, but Jen disagrees. She also comments on the tragic Alfie Evans case.   (00:46:17)- Meg Hunter-Kilmer stops by the show, and she and Jen are on fire about how we shouldn’t be so afraid of being “burdens” to other people.

Crash! The U.S. tort system provides civil redress when one party unfairly harms another. Plaintiff lawyers represent clients who allegedly suffered physical, emotional, and economic injuries as the result of somebody else's negligent or intentional action. Despite the alleged harms, in the vehicle collision world, the injured rarely file lawsuits and trials almost never happen. In this episode, we talk to Tricia Dennis, a graduate of the University of Tennessee School of Law. She's been a personal injury attorney in Chattanooga, TN for almost 30 years. While she's become extremely successful in her solo practice specializing in vehicle collisions, she provides a sobering look at how small law firm economics impact new and experienced practitioners. From dealing with sexist attorneys to corralling tough clients, Tricia reveals several challenges she's faced in her career. She walks us through client intake, negotiations, and settlement from a plaintiff lawyer's perspective. By the end of the interview, listeners understand that, more than anything, Tricia is a small business owner who helps her clients navigate an insurance maze. This episode is hosted by Debby Merritt, a law professor at Ohio State University.       Episode Links Tricia Dennis: Attorney at Law U.S. National Library of Medicine: Kyphoplasty Tennessee Law Blog: Three Years of Tennessee Tort Reform - The Essentials, by Dan Berexa Ms. JD: What No One Tells You Before You Go to Law School: You're Entering a Sexist Profession, by Alison Monahan Yale Daily News: Robert Bork settles $1 million lawsuit with Yale Club, by Isaac Arnsdorf | Complaint (U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York) LST Links Download this Episode Subscribe on iTunes | RSS Feed LSTRadio.com Or get updates @LSTUpdates or in our monthly newsletter

Ruth Botsio, Vice-President of the Yale Club of Ghana and Program Manager for Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) Africa, shares advice for young Africans living or studying abroad. This video is part of the Yale Global Perspectives series. To learn more about Yale and Africa, visit http://world.yale.edu/regions/africa

website. www.thehumansphere.com She is in  top 100 Most Social HR experts http://www.huffingtonpost.com/vala-afshar/the-top-100-most-social-h_b_3526596.html JoAnn Corley Founder, CEO of The Human Sphere™, a consultancy helps individuals & companies increase earning potential through holistic talent management. A dynamic, inspiring speaker, trainer, coach & author. She has a contagious passion & energy for the topics she teaches & has shared that passion with thousands across North America specializing in seminars on Getting Results, Creative &  Innovative Thinking, Emotional Intelligence, Effective Management & Leadership, Powerful Communication & Team Collaboration. Author of several books & creator of the newly launched employee training & development app – The 1% Edge Portable coach available on all smartphone platforms. Her books include The Force Within, Organizational Strategies for the Overwhelmed, How to Manage Your Time, Space, & Priorities to Work Smart, Get Results, & Be Happy and The 1% Edge – Power Strategies to Increase Your Management Effectiveness. Her clients include,  City of Chicago, U.S. Marshals Service, Microsoft, 3M Corp., Trump Enterprises, NASA, Univ of Texas, & U.S. Army, Fort Hood, TX, Chicago White Soxs, Duke University,  Yale Club of  New York City, HBO, & ESPN to name a few. Educ,  Concordia College, Moorhead, MN & Eastern Illinois Univ. Prior to launching her consulting practice. Her prof.l affiliations include SHRM, ASTD, &  ABWA. check out her