Wilford Welch's guest appearances

Wilford Welch

Living A Life In Full

The Gifters: Your Story is a Gift to the World

America Speaks Podcast

David Fajgenbaum

Morrison Land

Erica Sosna

Catherine Gruener

Hannarich Asiedu

Cherilynn Castleman

Rodrigo DiazMercado

Simon Marton

Lisa Funnell

Michael F. Schein

Isabella MacLeod

Shelly De Leon

Mark Nevins

Mary Yuan

Logan Wolfe

OwlTail

Speaker on Solutions to the Global Warming/Climate Change crisis https://www.linkedin.com/in/wilford-welch-48a6735/

Speaker on Solutions to the Global Warming/Climate Change crisis <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/wilford-welch-48a6735/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/wilford-welch-48a6735/</a>

Ep. 723: Wilford Welch

What kind of person gains high praise from luminaries like Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Bill Drayton, Founder of Ashoka? Well, Wilford Welch for one. Wilford has been examining world affairs for more than five decades. Aside from his diplomatic work in Asia, he worked internationally in economic development. He was also the publisher of a world affairs magazine that appeared in 26 countries in six different languages, as well as noted book author. Wilford developed future planning scenarios for Citibank, Toyota, the U.S. Navy, the Korean government, and The New York Times. Furthermore, he was the leader of a research team that developed the Wealth of Nations Index using 63 variables to measure each nation’s economic, information technology, and social well-being. Unsurprisingly, Wilford’s academic pedigree is impressive: a BA from Yale University, a law degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and a PMD degree from the Harvard Business School. And he is an avid climber and mountaineer. So, he’s as cool as he is smart. Bill Drayton, Founder of Ashoka said that Wilford’s first book, "The Tactics of Hope is a practical avenue through which people can connect with people, institutions, and resources, as well as ideas. Wilford's book is a wonderful contribution to the field! It is clear that he knows in a deep way what social entrepreneurship is." And Desmond Tutu, described the book as "Innovative and inspiring... Tactics of Hope is for any individual looking to make a difference in the world." Today, much of his work–books, presentations, blog–is about climate change. In this episode we explore his thoughts as to climate change and sustainability, as well as what each individual can do to help. Wilford has lived his life in full, and continues to make a significant humanitarian impact at a global scale. I know you’ll enjoy this episode, and be inspired by our conversation.

What kind of person gains high praise from luminaries like Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Bill Drayton, Founder of Ashoka? Well, Wilford Welch for one. Wilford has been examining world affairs for more than five decades. Aside from his diplomatic work in Asia, he worked internationally in economic development. He was also the publisher of a world affairs magazine that appeared in 26 countries in six different languages, as well as noted book author. Wilford developed future planning scenarios for Citibank, Toyota, the U.S. Navy, the Korean government, and The New York Times. Furthermore, he was the leader of a research team that developed the Wealth of Nations Index using 63 variables to measure each nation’s economic, information technology, and social well-being. Unsurprisingly, Wilford’s academic pedigree is impressive: a BA from Yale University, a law degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and a PMD degree from the Harvard Business School. And he is an avid climber and mountaineer. So, he’s as cool as he is smart. Bill Drayton, Founder of Ashoka said that Wilford’s first book, "The Tactics of Hope is a practical avenue through which people can connect with people, institutions, and resources, as well as ideas. Wilford's book is a wonderful contribution to the field! It is clear that he knows in a deep way what social entrepreneurship is." And Desmond Tutu, described the book as "Innovative and inspiring... Tactics of Hope is for any individual looking to make a difference in the world." Today, much of his work–books, presentations, blog–is about climate change. In this episode we explore his thoughts as to climate change and sustainability, as well as what each individual can do to help. Wilford has lived his life in full, and continues to make a significant humanitarian impact at a global scale. I know you’ll enjoy this episode, and be inspired by our conversation.

From Social Entrepreneurship to Climate Crisis Solutions: The Wisdom of Wilford Welch, JD, Author, Futurist, and Former U.S. Diplomat

Wilford Welch has been exploring the driving forces impacting our world for more than five decades as a U.S. diplomat in Asia; as an economic development and business consultant in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the U.S.; as the publisher of a world affairs magazine that appeared in 26 countries in six language editions; and as the leader of educational trips to numerous countries and culture  Wilford developed future planning scenarios for a number of multinational corporations and governments, including Citibank, Toyota, the U.S. Navy, and the Korean Government. He was the leader of a research team that developed the Wealth of Nations Index using 63 variables to measure each nation’s economic, information technology, and social well-being. He is the author of In Our Hands: A Handbook for Intergenerational Actions to Solve the Climate Crisis, published in 2018, and The Tactics of Hope: How Social Entrepreneurs Are Changing Our World, published in 2008.       https://www.wilfordwelch.com/

Wilford Welch has been exploring the driving forces impacting our world for more than five decades as a U.S. diplomat in Asia; as an economic development and business consultant in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the U.S.; as the publisher of a world affairs magazine that appeared in 26 countries in six language editions; and as the leader of educational trips to numerous countries and culture Wilford developed future planning scenarios for a number of multinational corporations and governments, including Citibank, Toyota, the U.S. Navy, and the Korean Government. He was the leader of a research team that developed the Wealth of Nations Index using 63 variables to measure each nation’s economic, information technology, and social well-being. He is the author of In Our Hands: A Handbook for Intergenerational Actions to Solve the Climate Crisis, published in 2018, and The Tactics of Hope: How Social Entrepreneurs Are Changing Our World, published in 2008. <a href="https://www.wilfordwelch.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.wilfordwelch.com/</a>

A New Way Of Thinking - To Work Together - On The Crisis of Climate Damage With Wilford Welch