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Today, more than ever before, the quality of a country’s governance and leadership determines whether it will succeed or fail. Now Tony Blair has written the manual on political leadership that he would have wanted back in 1997, sharing the insights he has gained from his personal experience and from observing other world leaders at first hand, both while he was in office and since, through his Institute’s work with political leaders and governments globally.

Since he left office in 2007, the empire of Tony Blair has grown exponentially. As a businessman he has been unprecedentedly successful for a former public servant, with a large property portfolio and an estimated GBP80 million of earnings accrued in just a few short years. But how has he managed to achieve this? Being an ex-prime minister comes with certain advantages, and besides his excellent state pension and twenty-four-hour security team, Blair enjoys the best contacts that money can buy.

Maddock-Ferrie Files examines Canadian history, identity, and geopolitics through a critical lens, exploring how national myths, imperial power, and political necessity have shaped Canada from its colonial origins to the present day. The show blends historical analysis with philosophical discussion, often featuring co-host Sydney to provide perspectives from communications and human rights backgrounds.

Insight for senior Business Developers, Capture Mangers, and Proposal Managers into opportunities coming in the 3-6 month timeframe. Our intent is to identify opportunities that might be missed due to B&P pressures on Business Development Executives, "tunnel vision" on the part of Capture Managers, and Proposal Managers' lack of time. Our hope is that Business Development Executives can better allocate their B&P dollars, Capture Managers can identify opportunities for contracts to market, and Proposal Managers can better allocate resources.

An interview-style podcast focusing on water and wastewater issues. Guests with different areas of expertise give perspectives on relevant water topics. Subjects include water quality, water resources, current events, leadership, legal issues, engineering, technology, and careers. This podcast is jointly sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association and the Colorado Wastewater Utility Council.