Diane Francis speaking on “Politics home and abroad. A geopolitical and geoeconomic round-up”
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September 24, 2024
12:00 pm—1:30 pm
Palliser Hotel Crystal Ballroom
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Diane Francis is the Guest Speaker at the Rotary Club of Calgary Downtown Luncheon, Sept 24, at the Pallier Hotel. "Diane has been a well-known commentator on business, technology, and politics in Canada & the US for decades. She writes a newsletter twice weekly on global geopolitics and geo-economics that is read by thousands in 95 countries. She remains a columnist in the Financial Post, Kyiv Post, and various other publications. She provides the back story to significant news and newsmakers. She has written 10 books, received several honorary degrees and is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Institute’s Eurasia Center in Washington DC specializing in Russia’s war against Ukraine and the West.
Diane Francis is the Guest Speaker at the Rotary Club of Calgary Downtown Luncheon, Sept 24, at the Pallier Hotel.
"Diane has been a well-known commentator on business, technology, and politics in Canada & the US for decades. She writes a newsletter twice weekly on global geopolitics and geo-economics that is read by thousands in 95 countries. She remains a columnist in the Financial Post, Kyiv Post, and various other publications. She provides the back story to significant news and newsmakers. She has written 10 books, received several honorary degrees and is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Institute’s Eurasia Center in Washington DC specializing in Russia’s war against Ukraine and the West.
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