
Aaron Lubin’s only regret is missing out on the circus
KIMÂBERLY DISÂHONGH
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
May 26, 2024
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Aaron Lubin’s only regret is missing out on the circus
KIMÂBERLY DISÂHONGH
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
May 26, 2024
Read more at:
Updated: Feb 14
Please help us welcome our new intern, Sara Wambura.
Sara Wambura, hailing from Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, holds a degree in International Relations and Diplomacy from the Centre for Foreign Relations. Currently, she is
collaborating with Teach For America (TFA) – Greater Delta to conduct research titled; Determining the best use for a community building in Helena-West Helena, as part
of her requirements for obtaining her master’s degree from the Clinton School of Public Service. Previously, she served as a business development manager at Kifaru Group
and worked as a researcher for the National Council of Non-Governmental Organizations (NaCoNGO). Sarah's public service interests encompass public health, international relations, community sustainable economic development, and education. She dedicates her time as a volunteer at the William J. Clinton Library and Museum and engaging in community service activities. Sarah is characterized by her adventurous and explorative spirit, finding joy in traveling, fostering new friendships, and immersing herself in different cultures.

Global Ties Arkansas was asked to organize a special day for a visit from His Excellency Shaikh Abdulla Rashed Al Khalifa, Ambassador to the U.S., Kingdom of Bahrain. We are deeply indebted to our Board member Rush Deacon for the tremendous accomplishment of gathering a stellar group of Arkansas executives to meet the ambassador on such short notice, pictured here at the Country Club of Little Rock. The four men pictured are Larry Walther, Arkansas Treasurer, His Excellency, Ambassador to the U.S., Randy Zook, President and CEO of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce, and on the far right, Hugh McDonald, Secretary of Commerce. His Excellency and his staff traveled the next day to northwest Arkansas to visit Tyson Chicken and other corporations there.

