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SUMMARY:THE FENG: How Has the Ukraine War Altered the Energy World
LOCATION:ZOOM MEETING \r\nPLEASE NOTE:  For this meeting ONLY - that the starting and ending times are 30 minutes later than our normal time, to accommodate our speaker's schedule.\r\nDan Ruchman\r\nSan Diego Chapter Chair\r\nDRuchman@aol.com
DESCRIPTION:Topic: How Has the Ukraine War Altered the Energy WorldSpeaker: &nbsp;Mr. David Edick, Jr., global political economist and Principal of Core Global AdvisoryCPE credit: 1.0 hour will be given to all participants requesting it, and who are present for the presentationPresentation:We are very pleased to welcome back as our speaker Mr. David Edick, Jr., global political economist and Principal of Core Global Advisory, a consultancy focused on commodities, political risk, geopolitics and market strategy.&nbsp; With the Ukraine war now ongoing for over a year, it has had longterm - perhaps permanent - impacts on who buys what types of energy, and from where. That in turn has massive effects across multiple industries and populations, as well as on issues like climate change. What began as&nbsp; Putin's&nbsp;attempt at a quick and illegal land grab -- the first such since World War II -- has evolved into an engine of economic reorientation from the US through western Europe to south and east Asia. David will illuminate the emergent energy landscape and highlight trends that will affect future business, investment and profitability – both here at home and abroad.Speaker's bio:David Edick Jr. is Principal at Core Global Advisory, a consultancy focused on energy, political risk, commodities, and market strategy. David has over 30 years' experience in trade, investment banking, and NGO relations in Russia. He has worked abroad in Russia in the food trade and investment banking sectors, and in Mexico in the seafood export development business.David also serves as a member of the Energy Committee for the Western Regional Partnership (WRP), a collaborative between the Department of Defense and representatives of Federal agencies and State and Tribal leadership in 6 states of the US southwest. He also serves on the WRP Natural Resources Committee and the Tribal Engagement Working Group.Drawing on his global perspective and experience, David has lectured widely for more than 15 years on energy, finance and geopolitics.Long active in San Diego's international civil society community, David is 3-term Past President of the San Diego World Affairs Council. He is also 6-term Past President of the San Diego International Sister Cities Association, and 7-term Past President of the San Diego - Vladivostok (Russia) Sister City Society. In 2004-2005 David guided the establishment of Sister City relations between San Diego and Jalalabad, Afghanistan, and in 2015 he served as Chair of the Steering Committee which led the establishment of San Diego’s 16th sister city relationship (Panama City, Panama).&nbsp;David graduated from San Diego State University in 1985 with a custom-designed, cross-disciplinary degree in Global Political Economy. David and his family live in Rancho San Diego, California.David has made a number of presentations over the years to chapters of The FENG including:- Europe’s Derussification Supercharges a Global Energy Crisis&nbsp;- The Global Economic Implications of the War in Ukraine&nbsp;- The Natural Gas Pricing Crunch and Inflation- Russia and the Global Energy Transition- Fracking and US Energy Independence&nbsp;David Edick, Jr., global political economist and Principal of Core Global AdvisoryTo Attend:Meetings are for members, prospective members and invited guests only. For non-members, RSVP is required by writing to chapter chair, Dan Ruchman at DRuchman@aol.com. Please include a one or two sentence description of who you are, and your interest in attending the meeting. Thank you.+++CPE Credits: Reminder for those members maintaining their professional certifications - we offer the documentation for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits for our speaker presentations. For those members interested in this, you may complete the appropriate forms, which we'll have available at the meeting, for 1.0 hours of CPE credit+++Zoom Screen: Make sure your First and Last Name appear on your screen.
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