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Implications of the Mueller Report

In preparation for the possible release of the Mueller Report, we are bringing together a balanced group of experts in an online advisory panel to discuss the various legal, political and social implications. We'll nominate potential outcomes and impacts, discuss and vote on their scale and probability of each nomination.

In this early stage, we are asking experts to engage in a light brainstorming session to validate trends and high-level thinking. Once approved for the panel (within 24 hours) you can nominate and discuss other nominations coming in at your own convenience. If the report is released, exceptional panelists from this phase will be asked to participate in an ongoing discussion that will receive media coverage.

In this exercise, panelists will:
1. Discuss and nominate the impacts
2. Rank and prioritize points made by your peers
3. Vet the the latest media/reports in this space
4. Enjoy engaging and network with peers inside your industry

Below is a preview of some of the topics that are already being discussed. Participation for selected panelist is 100% online and at your own convenience.

peopleExpert participation

Looking to engage, but not limited to, the following:
- Political strategists
- Lobbyists
- Political media
- Politicians
- Social economists
- Political economists
- Legal experts

Applicants
Don Barefo
Principal/CEO of Integrity CEO Advisors
As a critical thinker who focuses on getting to the truth and connecting evidence with its greater implications, I would be pleased to offer my perspective on the findings of the Mueller investigation as they are revealed in the days ahead. Such a skillful parsing of fact from fiction is critical when there is so much political noise related to the topic.
Chris Cheney
Senior Clinical Care Editor
I have been politically aware since Jimmy Carter ran for president when I was 10 years old, I was a community organizer for the Connecticut Citizen Action Group in late 70s and early 80s, I have a bachelor's degree in political science and master's degree in journalism, and I maintained a journalism blog for three years--bullworkofdemocracy.blogspot.com
Falguni Desai
Head of Digital Strategy & Transformation
I have worked at Fortune 500 and advisory firms at a global level. Geopolitics is a key factor when companies make strategic decisions. The findings have an impact either way. They either increase or decrease risk factors which influence borrowing costs, media trustworthiness, sovereign risk ratings, data privacy and overall national security. These are important to business executives.
Mark Burtsc
Chief Government Relations Officer
I am an attorney with 32 years of lobbying in Washington, DC and working with both sides of the aisle. Also, 20 years of lobbying in the states and hearing their concerns in the last two years, while lobbying 30 states. Legislators seem to have differing views of the issues here, depending on party and geography. As well, I have been working for a Russian entrepreneur for the last 20 months and seen the games people are playing with the whole collusion and Russia affair.

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“I like that I can do this when I have time,
and there is no set schedule.”


Eric Allen, Senior Manager, Supply Chain at EY

“I find the topics engaging and I love the
flexibility of checking in and providing insights
at my convenience.”

Kimberly Underwood, Consultant at Underwood Consulting

“Great platform, great questions and topics.
The potential to earn a little more money for
participating is nice as well.”

Oren Birks, Sr. Director of IT at PBI-Gordon

“I really enjoy being on the panels, sharing
information and reading the perspective of the
other panelists. It is quite intriguing and most
all of the panelists are quite bright.”

Patty Soltis, CX Strategist at Kinetic Edge Consultants

“Very interactive, informative and without
any inherent bias. This is as good a collaborative
platform as you can get.”

Pinaki Banerjee, Program Director at ITC InfoTech

“It is a perfect platform not just to share
but to learn and stay updated.”


Armando Leyva, HR Director at 360º HC

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Implications of the Mueller Report