The New America Papers Summary:
An awakened future on our horizon
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Key Authors
Alexander S. Kochkin is a founding director of The Global Interchange and serves as a director of the Foundation for Global Awakening, a private foundation, as well as president of Fund For Global Awakening. In 1993, he developed the concept and plan for the research that lies behind The New America Papers. Alex has a twenty-five year professional background that includes management, advanced technology, and corporate and economic research.
Patricia M. Van Camp is a founding director of The Global Interchange and serves as a director of the Foundation for Global Awakening, which is based on a 38-year-old private foundation. She is also a founding director of Fund For Global Awakening. From a young age, Tish has had a focus and concern on finding ways to effectively address personal and societal healing that would facilitate larger measures of positive change.
John J. Hudy, Ph.D. is research director for the Foundation for Global Awakening and senior research consultant with Positive Future Consulting. John has 20 years of experience as an Industrial/Organizational psychologist. His clients include many of the Fortune 500, as well as major corporations in Japan, Great Britain, France, and Sweden. His expertise has been applied to projects involving: Organizational Development, Coaching and Facilitation, Performance Management, Organizational Culture Surveys, Psychometric Assessment, and Computerized Assessment & Feedback Tools.
We wish to thank the following people for feedback on this project: Jean Houston, Claire Peaslee, Ilene Shapera Fenton, Carole Fischer, Joe Simonetta, and John Peterson; Patti McMahon for publication design; and for editorial and publication support, David Christel.
