Expanding the Union of the Condor, Quetzal and Eagle via Panama and Building IndigeNet

Zoom Link ** Join us in the Global Fire Ceremony Room**

Zoom Mtg ID: 898 4657 1811
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Presented first will be a general overview of the Four Worlds Global Impact Initiative (FWGII) strategic plan to expand Indigenous community cooperation under the umbrella concept of the Union of the Condor, Quetzal, and Eagle (UCQE)–a decentralized cooperative union of Indigenous communities for collective impact and mutual prosperity.

Second, will be a discussion of the origin of the Fourth Way and the importance of utilizing the 16 Principles of Implementation as a correct means of fulfilling many of the indigenous prophecies including the 7th Council Fire. Lastly, a more specific focus will be the role of the Four Worlds Foundation (FWF) located in the Republic of Panama as a coordinating hub for UCQE implementation and the current status of the establishment of IndigeNet– the creation and build-out of a worldwide digital network utilizing emerging technologies and open-source systems to propel dynamic social, and educational exchanges for economic advancement at a lower distributed cost. (30-40 -minute presentation followed by a Q & A session of 10-15 minutes)

Presenters Name and Email:
Gregory H. Jackson, Ph.D. – Co-Founder and Executive Director, Four Worlds Foundation, Panama
greg@crossroadsii.com

Greg is a seasoned former C-level international banking executive, educator, social entrepreneur, and project management professional with over 25 years of results-oriented experience in higher education fundraising and major non-profit sector initiatives deployed globally.  He is a strategic integrator and creative finance expert who has helped found, develop, and manage numerous businesses, NGO organizations, and projects on four continents with a variety of stakeholders including international organizations, governments, and private sector enterprises.  His current research, passion, and work are on achieving systemic impact at the nexus between emerging 4th Industrial Revolution technologies, innovative finance, and educational access for Indigenous and Third World communities. He is the visionary behind the IndigeNet digital community concept.