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Fortune Global Forum 2024
Monday, November 11, 2024
New York, NY
5:25–6:00 PM A CONVERSATION WITH BORIS JOHNSON
As the world navigates a year of major elections and shifting alliances, the global standing of the United Kingdom is at a crossroads. Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson shares his insights on the UK's evolving role in European trade, the implications of Brexit, and the rise of AI as a key driver of economic growth. He will also discuss the challenges posed by global conflicts in the Middle East and the shifting landscape in Eastern Europe after the Ukraine war. How can the UK attract foreign investment with a new party in power? And what role will decisions made by the US and other major economies play in the global landscape and the UK's future?
The Honorable Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (2019-2022), U.K. Foreign Secretary (2016-2018) and Mayor of London (2008-2016)
In conversation with: Geoff Colvin, Fortune
Photograph by Rebecca Greenfield for Fortune
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Art has the power to inspire, connect, and heal. For one TBI brain injury survivor, creating artwork is not just a passion but a way to spread kindness and compassion in the world. Their journey has been marked by hardships and challenges, but through their art, they have found a way to not only express themselves but to inspire others.
Their artwork is a reflection of their journey and their values. Each piece is created with intention and purpose, a testament to their determination to make the world a better place. They use their art to bring attention to social issues, spread awareness, and promote empathy and understanding.
Despite the obstacles they've faced, this survivor remains focused on their mission to create meaningful artwork that touches the hearts and minds of others. Their experiences have shaped their perspective, and they are driven to use their art as a means of inspiring positive change.
For those looking to navigate their way to compassion, ABI resources can provide valuable guidance and support. The road to recovery can be a long and difficult one, but with the right resources and mindset, it is possible to overcome challenges and find fulfillment in life.
By expanding our hearts and minds through compassion, we can create a more compassionate world. Let us be inspired by the artwork and journey of this TBI brain injury survivor, and strive to make a positive impact in the world around us.
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When finish Spooky canyon, we took a shortcut back to the car. The direction was quite OK, and we could see a path to the car up the hill, but we could not move any farther - there was a 25-30 feet drop into the wash we could not scale down.
As a result, we lowered ourselves into Peekaboo canyon in its lower middle section and navigated our way back to its entrance. Practically, we were retracing our own steps, but in the opposite direction. And it looked and felt differently.