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Works in Harris County Precinct One. United States
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PhD Student in Global Studies at UC Irvine researching aging, medical tourism, and retirement in the Philippines.
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ESG & statutory compliance lawyer in India and have undertaken legal compliance projects in more than 61 countries over the last two decades.
ESG & SDGs are become the key to sustainable growth for companies of all sizes . Currently currently working as a Partner & Global Leader - Markets &
Strategy with a premier law firm in India - Dhir & Dhir Associates . I have in the past worked with 1800 plus clients in India and globally. My clients have been across different industries, viz. Automotive and OEMs, Pharma and Life Sciences, Manufacturing, Chemical Industry, BFSI, Infrastructure and Utilities (including state-owned PSUs), e-Commerce and Fintech Companies, Diversified
Conglomerates etc.
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Bruno Dupeyron is a Professor and Graduate Chair at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Regina Campus. His major research interests are border and immigration issues, using political sociology and comparative perspectives. Bruno’s research focuses on two streams: (1) the transformations of cross-border governance in North America and Europe, and (2) the regulation of mobility and security in North America.
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Robert Kirkpatrick is the Executive Director of UN Global Pulse, the UN Secretary-General's digital innovation lab. UN Global Pulse's network of innovation labs in New York at the UN Secretariat, in Uganda, in Indonesia, and in Finland allow UN System partners to experiment and mainstream applications of big data, advanced analytics, and foresight. UN Global Pulse's advocacy agenda focuses on public-private data partnerships, and on AI ethics, data protection and privacy to enable the responsible use of new technologies and new data sources for the public good. Prior to joining the United Nations, Robert co-founded and led software development for two pioneering private-sector humanitarian technology teams, first at Groove Networks, and later as Lead Architect for Microsoft Humanitarian Systems. From 2007-2009 he served as CTO of the non-profit InSTEDD. Robert currently sits on InSTEDD's Board of Directors, the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on Data-Driven Development, the Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development, and the Advisory Board of the UN World Data Forum.
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Oniye works as the Policy and Partnerships lead at the Tony Elumelu Foundation empowering young African entrepreneurs.
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Mohammad Ferdosi (PhD) has a background in Sociology, Economics and Political Science - the three main disciplines underpinning the study of Political Economy. He researches and writes about labor legislation, welfare policies and socio-economic outcomes in developed countries from a political economy perspective using qualitative and quantitative methods. He has (co-)authored more than 30 research publications and been the co-recipient of nearly 10 research grants. Two of his ongoing projects focus on Canada's Ontario Basic Income Pilot and the socio-economic effects of COVID-19 in Ontario.
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Homayoun Khamooshi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Decision Sciences at the School of Business of the George Washington University (GWU). He is the chair of internationally known Master of Science in Project Management. Dr. Khamooshi earned his Ph.D. in Management Science (Project Management: Planning and Scheduling) from Lancaster University in 1994 in the United Kingdom, his Master of Engineering in Industrial Engineering and Management from Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) in 1979 in Thailand and a B.Eng. in Mechanical Engineering from Abadan Institute of Technology, Abadan, Iran in 1975.
Dr. Khamooshi has more than a decade project management experience in Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industries prior to pursuing his Ph.D. at Lancaster University in the UK.
His research interests include project management as a dynamic system including Strategic Project Management (SPM), PRAM (Project Risk Analysis and Management), Project Perfromance Management Analytics, Planning and Scheduling, SIPMS (Smart Integrated Project Management Systems) and simulation-based business modeling. He has numerous publications in multiple outlets including Computers and Industrial Engineering, JORS (Journal of Operational Research Society), IEEE (Engineering Management), IJPM (International Journal of Project Management), IJCM (International Journal of Construction Management) and other journals.
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Assistant Professor in computer science working on regulatory compliance checking automation. Currently, I am leading research in the university of Luxembourg about cognitive computing using machine reasoning, which is applied in the legal domain. Among the project aims is empowering people without legal background to be able to make some legal decisions and to help legal practitioners improve the legal decision process.
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I work at the intersection of politics (electoral, social movement, identity) and popular culture (especially social media). My work often brings together questions of race, gender, sexuality, class, and various ethnic differences with issues of disinformation and participation. I have also been a union delegate in France, representing employee rights, including those of inclusivity and non-discrimination. I am a professor at the American University of Paris, where I teach courses about many of the aforementioned issues in a comparative cultural context.