E9S11 Bridging Divides: Career Opportunities in Peace, Policy, and Societal Transformation with Dr. Makram Ouaiss

In Episode 9 of Season 11 we sat down with Dr. Makram Ouaiss, a seasoned Executive Director at the  Lebanese Center for Policy Studies, and expert in Governance and Conflict Resolution. With a career spanning decades, Dr. Ouaiss has made substantial contributions to policy studies, democratic development, civic activism and civil peace around the globe.  

Why You Should Tune In

Discover the career insights and wisdom Makram has gained from his diverse and impactful career in governance, conflict resolution, and international engagement.

Gain actionable advice on building a fulfilling career that intersects with social justice, policy studies, and sustainable development.

Explore how interdisciplinary work has shaped Makram's career, combining governance, human rights, peacebuilding, research, civil society and academia.

In This Episode, We'll Dive Into

1. Career Insights: Makram will share valuable insights on how collaboration and interdisciplinary work have been instrumental in his impactful career.

2. Navigating the Impact Sector: Understand the steps Makram took to build a career that spans governance, conflict resolution, and civic activism. 

3. The Strength of Collaborative Cross-Sector Work: Discover how Makram's career has flourished through collaborative approaches that unite governance, human rights, and engagement with community, national, and global partners, funders, and actors.

4. Advice for Aspiring Impact Professionals: Makram will offer valuable tips for those aspiring to make a difference in the impact sector, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and community engagement.

 

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