Where More Women Are on Boards, Executive Pay Is Higher
The New York Times recently posted an article stating that when more women on are boards, executive pay is higher.
Re:Air – Innovation and Creativity in the Workplace
Terry Jones: Author of On Innovation, Founder, former CEO of Travelocity and Founding Chairman of kayak.com, joins McCuistion for a rousing discussion on what innovation is and how to create it in your own organization.
Re-Air: 25 Years of McCuistion: Immigration Policy for the Future
This program addresses a huge question regarding immigration policy: what is the one thing we should do today to solve the immigration issue? As you might expect there is no one or simple answer and each of our panelists have diverse solutions.
Re-Air: 25 Years of McCuistion: Immigration Policy from 1990-2015
Immigration is part of the founding myth of the United States which has gone through several immigration waves in its short history.
Pros and Cons of Middle East Refugees Coming to America
Millions of Middle East refugees are fleeing or have fled Middle Eastern countries because of wars, ISIS and terrorism and economic crisis. The countries they've turned to are torn between compassion and fear.
Special Event: “America, Arabia, and the Gulf: At a Crossroads?”
Special Event Announcement: Dr. John Duke Anthony to Address the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs on: "America, Arabia, and the Gulf: At a Crossroads?" Wednesday, May 11, 2016 World Trade Center Baltimore 401 E. [...]
What Is ISIS, How Did It Arise, and What Can/Should be Done?
ISIS or the Islamic state is a group one did not hear about until just a few years ago. Today, they are a powerful force in Syria and Iraq and a threat worldwide with members [...]
Saudi Arabia and Iran: What Are the Issues and Why Do They Matter?
Joining us to talk about the concerns with Saudi Arabia and Iran are key experts on Saudi Arabia and the GCC allies.
The Chinese Navy: Challenge to the U.S. and the World?
Today, China is asserting itself militarily in that area by building islands and shoring up their Navy.
Poverty In Dallas
In Dallas, poverty has increased by 42% in the last 15 years. And more than 27,300 Dallas residents with full-time jobs live in poverty; 38 percent of Dallas children live in poverty.