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    Cheers to a successful Global Gathering
    March 27, 2024

    Global Ties Detroit had the honor of hosting our first 2024 Global Gathering networking event! We were joined by nearly 100 attendees, including Global Ties Detroit Board members, supporters, and community leaders, as well as professionals and entrepreneurs from more than 30 countries through our International Visitor Leadership Program and Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative (YLAI) programs.

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    Global Ties Detroit names Rosemary Max of Oakland University the 2024 Board Chair
    January 03, 2024

    Global Ties Detroit is excited to announce the election of our new 2024 Board Chair Rosemary Max, Executive Director of the Office of Global Engagement at Oakland University. Rosemary has been a vital member on Global Ties Detroit’s board since 2019. Rosemary has an extensive background of leading the offices of international and global studies departments at numerous universities including The University of Notre Dame, Michigan State University, and her current position as Director of the Office of Global Engagement at Oakland University. During her time on the board Rosemary has served as a mentor to international fellows, a professional resource for numerous global delegations at Oakland University, and a sponsor of our biggest event of the year, the Annual Dinner.

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    Embracing Diplomacy Through Cultural Heritage
    December 11, 2023

    Global Ties Detroit (GTD) kicked off November 2023 with one of our most memorable programs yet. We had the pleasure of teaming up with Meridian International Center to host 10 tourism professionals from Pakistan through an International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP), Promoting Tourism to Historic and Religious Sites. The participants met with leaders of tourism-centered organizations such as local museums and educational centers that honor the various religions, cultures, and histories of the Detroit region.  

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