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Local challenges need local leaders. Are you ready to step up? 🌍

🔗 Apply NOW: https://globally.org/elca

We’re launching applications for the Emerging Leaders for Climate Action Fellowship, a three-month program (September to December 2026) connecting emerging leaders across sectors with Greater Washington, DC communities facing urgent climate risks.

You don't need "climate" in your job title to apply. Whether you bring skills in finance, law, health, policy, or grassroots organizing, we need your perspective.

Know someone perfect for this? Tag them in the comments below! 👇 by @globallyorg

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2 months ago

⏰ 24 HOURS LEFT! ⏰

Early Bird tickets for the Globally 250 Gala — America at 250: A Global Story are officially disappearing in 24 hours! 🎟️💨

If you want to spend the evening networking with 300+ G20 Youth Delegates, diplomats, and rising changemakers at the stunning Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain, this is your sign to lock in your ticket now at the lowest price.

Quick recap of what’s going down:
🏛️ An unforgettable night at the Spanish Embassy’s Cultural Center
🤝 Witnessing the official G20 Youth Summit Presidency Handoff (US ➡️ UK)
🌐 Connecting with future leaders across policy, tech, media, and diplomacy

🚨 Don’t wait until the price goes up tomorrow!
📲 Tap the link in our bio to claim your Early Bird ticket before time runs out!

#YPFP #Globally250 #Y20Summit #EarlyBird #DCEvents #YoungProfessionals #Diplomacy #GlobalLeaders #WashingtonDC #LastChance by @globallyorg

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3 months ago

✨ Mission accomplished: Congratulations to EAGLE Cohort 9! 🦅

We have officially wrapped up another incredible iteration of the Emerging as Global Leaders Experience (EAGLE). Over the last few weekends, this cohort of 23 leaders in national security and public service completely leaned into the process.

They survived the intensive full-day weekend workshops, tackled complex problems using design thinking and lean startup methods, mapped out their professional network strategies, and unlocked new insights through strengths-based leadership. But more importantly, they built a community. They showed up for each other with curiosity, candor, and a shared commitment to modernizing public service.

To our newest graduates: You came in as individuals, and you leave as part of a powerful, cross-sector alumni network of mission-driven changemakers.

A massive thank you to the senior practitioners, mentors, and speakers from government, academia, and industry, Jay Long, Jake Harriman, Carrie Sue Casey, Brian E A "Beam" Maue, PhD, Jim Perkins, Dexter Ingram, Joshua Marcuse, Jon Macaskill, Myrthe Doedens, Michelle Padgett, Jimmy Anderson, Amber M. Whittington, Dr. Eric Jorgensen, and Bishop Garrison, who dedicated their time and expertise to guide this cohort.

Congratulations, Cohort 9! The future of global leadership is in excellent hands. 🎓 by @globallyorg

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3 months ago

Today, we observe Juneteenth, a time for solemn reflection, celebration of resilient culture, and a genuine assessment of our progress.

In our ongoing commitment to community and representation, we are proud to continue investing in leadership and expanding opportunities for all. Let this day serve not only as a remembrance but also as a recommitment to the work that still lies ahead. by @globallyorg

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4 months ago

We have officially kicked off Cohort 9 of the Emerging as Global Leaders Experience (EAGLE)! Following our opening reception last week and an intensive first weekend of workshops, these exceptional leaders are already diving deep into design thinking, lean startup methods, and strengths-based leadership.

This year's cohort brings together 22 of the brightest minds in national security and public service. From dedicated civilians to mission-driven veterans, this diverse group represents the next generation of leadership—individuals who aren't afraid to challenge the status quo, embrace feedback, and find new approaches to today's most complex global challenges.

Over the next week, they will continue to build on this momentum, sharpening their professional network strategies and preparing to join a growing, cross-sector global alumni network.

Please join us in welcoming EAGLE Cohort 9 to the community! We can’t wait to see the impact they will continue to make.

👇 Drop a note in the comments to congratulate our new fellows! by @globallyorg

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4 months ago

Happy Friday! The weekend is here, which means you have exactly two days left to submit your application for 𝗘𝗔𝗚𝗟𝗘 𝗖𝗼𝗵𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝟵. 🔗 Finish your application before Sunday night: globally.org/eagle

The window closes this Sunday, May 24 at 11:59 pm ET. If you’ve been keeping the tab open or waiting for the right moment to finish your application, this is it!

🦅 𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗷𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗘𝗔𝗚𝗟𝗘 𝗖𝗼𝗵𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝟵?
EAGLE (Emerging as Global Leaders Experience) is a fully virtual accelerator designed specifically for emerging leaders in national security and public service. It’s your chance to join an elite cohort of 20–25 mission-driven peers and gain hands-on skills in:
  • Design Thinking & Lean Startup Methods
  • Strengths-Based Leadership
  • Professional Network Strategy

You'll learn directly from senior practitioners across government, academia, and private industry, giving you the tools to confront today's toughest professional challenges.

👤 𝗪𝗵𝗼 𝗯𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗰𝗼𝗵𝗼𝗿𝘁?
We’re looking for curious, candid, and committed U.S. citizens (civilians and veterans) who are ready to actively invest in their own growth and support their peers.

⚠️ Quick Reminder: The program runs virtually from June 10 to June 21, 2026. Because of the collaborative nature of the workshops, attendance at all sessions is required.

Make your weekend count. Take an hour today or tomorrow to invest in your future and secure your spot in a growing global alumni community.

Questions? Reach out to eagle@globally.org by @globallyorg

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5 months ago

Strategy isn’t just something you read in a memo—it’s something you feel when you stand on the ground where the decisions were made. Last Saturday, we traded the classroom for the battlefield, closing out our Strategy and Spirits series with a Staff Ride to @manassasnps!

After a month of deep dives into the 2026 National Security Strategy, Arctic competition, and U.S.-China relations, we spent the day "walking the ground" to see how strategic theory translates into high-stakes execution. By exploring the opening movements in Centreville and the critical decision points at Manassas, our cohort analyzed how leadership, communication, and intelligence (or the lack thereof) shape the course of history.

The day concluded with a phenomenal salon-style lunch hosted by S. Clinton Hinote, Ph.D. It was the perfect setting to synthesize the lessons of the past month, connecting the historical challenges of the 19th century to the complex geopolitical hurdles our next generation of leaders faces today.

A massive thank you to Clint for his visionary mentorship and hospitality, @bushschool_dc for being our partner throughout this entire series, our speakers (Krista Auchenbach, Iris Ferguson, Heather A. Conley, Ali Wyne, Raymond Robertson, Isaac Stone Fish and Michael Jacobson) and, not least important, our cohort for your curiosity, your grit (even in the field!), and your commitment to candid, off-the-record dialogue.

This series was designed to build a community of practitioners who aren’t afraid to look at national security decisions and processes through a new lens. Judging by the conversations at the lunch table, the future of our national security community is in very capable hands.

🚀 Ready to take the next step in your own leadership journey? Applications for EAGLE Cohort 9 are officially open! If you’re a mission-driven leader ready to master design thinking and network strategy, we want to hear from you.
🔗 Apply here: www.globally.org/eagle taken in Manassas National Battlefield Park by @globallyorg

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5 months ago

Ready to lead the future of AI? 🤖✨Globally, in collaboration with @anthropicia, is officially looking for the next cohort of Strategic AI Leaders (SAIL) Fellows! This 12-week, bipartisan program is designed for DC’s rising stars who want to master responsible AI deployment at scale.

What’s in it for you?
Expert Training: Dive deep into AI safety, geopolitics, and governance.
Elite Network: Build durable connections across government, industry, and academia.
Exclusive Perks: The program is free and includes 6 months of @claudeai Pro!

Who should apply?
We’re looking for early to mid-career professionals (ages 26–38) in the DC area with 5+ years of experience. Whether you’re on Capitol Hill, in a federal agency, or at a tech think tank, we want to hear from you.

How to join:
SAIL is a nomination-based fellowship. Know a leader who fits the bill? Ready to nominate yourself? by @globallyorg

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5 months ago

Session 4: Economic Fortress – Trade, USMCA, and Pitfalls
We’re moving from "Free Trade" to "Secure Trade." Join us as we unpack the evolution of the USMCA and how economic statecraft is becoming a primary tool of national security.

👤 The Panel:

Dr. Raymond Robertson (Director, Mosbacher Institute at the Bush School)

Isaac Stone Fish (CEO of Strategy Risks & Atlantic Council Fellow)
🎤 Moderator: Michael Jacobson (Partner at Hogan Lovells)

📅 When: Thursday, April 30 @ 6:30 PM
📍 Where: Bush School DC (1620 L St NW)
🤫 Note: Conducted under Chatham House Rule—real talk only. by @globallyorg

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6 months ago

🚀 EAGLE Cohort 9 applications are OPEN!

Ready to grow as a leader in public service or national security?

The Emerging as Global Leaders Experience (EAGLE) is a fully virtual, intensive program where you’ll:
✨ Build real-world leadership skills
✨ Learn from senior practitioners
✨ Connect with a cohort of mission-driven peers

📅 Program: June 10–21, 2026
🗓 Apply by: May 24 (11:59 PM ET)
📩 Decisions: June 1

If you’re a curious, driven, and mission-oriented emerging leader — this is for you.

📬 Questions? eagle@globally.org by @globallyorg

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6 months ago

What does the 21st-century Monroe Doctrine look like? This Thursday, we’re diving into U.S.-China Relations in the Western Hemisphere.

Tickets here: https://secure.givelively.org/event/young-professionals-in-foreign-policy/strategy-and-spirits-the-future-of-the-western-hemisphere

From the Panama Canal to lithium deals in Argentina, we’re unpacking how global competition is hitting home.

👤 Guest Speaker: Ali Wyne (International Crisis Group)
📅 When: Thursday, April 23 @ 6:30 PM
📍 Where: Bush School DC (1620 L St NW)
🎟 Tickets: $10

Come for the off-the-record strategy, stay for the drinks and networking with DC’s foreign policy community. 🥂 by @globallyorg

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6 months ago

The Western Hemisphere is taking center stage in U.S. national security. Register here: https://lnkd.in/ejG_7F77

Join us and the Texas A&M University -The Bush School of Government and Public Service- Washington, D.C. for our Spring 2026 Engagement Series: Strategy and Spirits.
This four-part series brings together emerging leaders for off-the-record, candid conversations with the senior practitioners shaping strategy in our neighborhood.

Meet the Experts:
April 2 | The Blueprint: NSS, NDS, and the Trump Corollary
Featuring Krista Auchenbach (The George Washington University)

April 9 | The High North: Greenland and The New Arctic
Featuring Iris Ferguson (Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)) and Heather A. Conley (American Enterprise Institute).

April 23 | Spheres of Influence? U.S.-China Relations in the Hemisphere
Featuring Ali Wyne (International Crisis Group).

April 30 | Economic Fortress: Trade, USMCA, and Pitfalls
Featuring Raymond Robertson (Texas A&M University -The Bush School of Government and Public Service- Washington, D.C.).

Event Details:
Time: 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Lecture | 7:30 PM+ Networking
Location: Texas A&M George Bush School (DC Campus)
Rules: All sessions conducted under Chatham House Rule.

Registration Options:
Single Session Ticket: $10
Full Series Pass: $30 (Access to all 4 sessions)

True to the name, Strategy and Spirits pairs high-level analysis with light refreshments during the session to fuel the conversation, followed by informal networking at a nearby venue.

Attendance is on-site to ensure high-level engagement and relationship building. Secure your spot at the link! by @globallyorg

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7 months ago