Dick Batchelor

Building Bridges in Toxic Political Times (eBook, ePUB)

A Road Map for Community Leaders

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Fed up with how divided we are? Ready to find common ground? In Building Bridges in Toxic Political Times, longtime unifier Dick Batchelor offers proven strategies for reaching consensus-whether at home, around the boardroom table, or in the political arena.

Through real-life examples, Batchelor will show you how to:

• Address difficult conversations
• Move toward meaningful compromise
• Achieve lasting solutions

Batchelor challenges us all to change the conversation and become bridge-builders ourselves.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: DBMG Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 134
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. März 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798990134812
• Artikelnr.: 70314076

Autorenporträt

Dick Batchelor is president of Dick Batchelor Management Group, Inc., a management consulting firm that specializes in business development, strategic governmental affairs, and public policy issues.For fifty years, Dick has been at the forefront when there was a need to bring people together and get things done. In addition to his eight years as a member of the Florida House of Representatives, where he authored and helped pass dozens of pieces of legislation, he has served internationally at the behest of President Bill Clinton.In 1994, Dick was appointed by President Clinton to serve as a member of the US delegation to observe the South African elections. He met with President-elect Nelson Mandela following the historic election that marked the end of the apartheid era.In 2000, President Clinton appointed Dick to the prestigious United Nations Commission on Human Rights. He traveled to Geneva, Switzerland, where he spent six weeks examining abuses and drafting resolutions to condemn violations made by certain countries. In classic bridge-building fashion, he rallied support from many nations before presenting a resolution to condemn Russia for its invasion of Chechnya. Three years later, Dick returned to Geneva as an observer to the fifty-ninth annual meeting of the commission in the wake of mounting global criticism surrounding the US 2003 invasion of Iraq.Here at home, Dick has been a tireless advocate for children and families, not only authoring legislation, but speaking, serving on countless boards, leading many campaigns, and raising millions of dollars to help those in need. To date, he has received over fifty community service awards.Dick is married to former Orlando news anchor Andrea Coudriet. They have three sons-Richard, David, and Matt.His website is DickBatchelor.com.