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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2016 · 53 MIN

Patricia Parera: How Global Policies Impact Local Communities

from Trustees Without Borders · host Institute for Policy & Governance

Podcast Interview with Patricia Parera In this episode of Trustees Without Borders, Patricia Parera discusses her academic and professional background, starting in translation and interpreting, ballet, and shifting to foreign service and economic development. Working in multiple geographic settings, Patricia reflects on international economic development approaches and how they impact communities. Patricia Parera has over 15 years of experience in sustainable development working as a consultant at the World Bank, including in Romania on a strategic framework for education, and providing technical support for the World Bank's gender-related technical backstopping. She currently serves as Assistant Director for Partnerships and New Enterprises at the Virginia Tech Language and Culture Institute. Interviewers: Anna Erwin, PhD student in Planning, Governance, and Globalization; Garland Mason, Master's student in Agricultural Leadership and Community Education (ALCE); Vera Smirnova, PhD student in Planning, Governance, and Globalization

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