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Journey to a Closed City with th... - Russell Miller

Journey to a Closed City with the International Executive Service Corps

Russell Miller
Science & Humanities Press , English
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Journey to a Closed City with the International Executive Service Corps describes the adventures of a retired executive volunteering with the senior citizens' equivalent of the Peace Corp as he applies his professional skills in a former Iron Curtain city emerging into the dawn of a new economy.
Before this adventure, Russ Miller spent 20 years traveling to over 100 countries as Sr.Vice President of International Development.
Since retiring, he has served as an advisor with the World Bank, United Nations Development Program, and the Vienna-based United Nations Industrial Development Organization, as well as the International Executive Service Corps.
This book is essential reading for anyone approaching retirement who is interested in opportunities to exercise skills to "do good" during expense-paid travel to intriguing locations.
Journey to A Closed City should also appeal to armchair travelers eager to explore far-off corners of the world in our rapidly-evolving global community.

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