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The Discomfort Zone will change
Dear Readers,
While you may not be many, at least some of you keep coming back. So I’d like to inform you that I am currently contemplating an overhaul of The Discomfort Zone. As part of that overhaul this blog will turn multi-lingual, become a group blog, and may change its name.
As always, it will remain focused on international development, governance, and politics - but bring in different regional opinions. The emphasis will be on op-ed style writing that tracks the rise of the developing world and the challenges it faces. Author opinions will likely be mostly centerist with occassional journeys to the left and right.
In this endevor I have sought the company of a few well-informed friends that I will introduce over the coming weeks. However, if you have a keen and persistent interest in any of this and care to write, please let me know if you would like to join this platform - in any language of your choice. And of course suggestions for names are also welcome.
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Dweep,
I just got accepted into IOMBA program in Geneva.
Briefly, I am based in Boulder CO and work as a Principal - Business Consulting. Given the state of affairs around us, I want to play a significant role impacting change around the globe. This lead me to the IOMBA program.
I like to touch base with you via email to learn more about your experience with the program as well as discuss all the great work you are doing freelancing as well as with UBS.
Please email me at sanjayrajanPMP@gmail.com or +13035894404 and I look forward to connecting with you.
ps> The IOMBA alumni/students I have pinged so far have all been amazingly supportive and responsive to my questions.
Cheers,
Sanjay