Saturday, May 21, 2016

ON CAPITOL HILL ICHANGE NATIONS™ LAUNCHED THEIR NATIONAL STATESMAN’S DEGREE


     
                         
IChange Nations™ has a philosophy: People found doing the practical work worthy of acknowledgement, exemplifying the wisdom and skill of a true Statesman; need to be recognized for their hard work. There are some things that cannot be learned from a book. The experience of using life-skills and integral leadership skills to further the advancement of others around the world is found as a valuable asset in aiding mankind in finding a better way of life. When this caliber of individual is discovered, IChange Nations™ feels it is important to recognize their hard work and award them with a non-academic ICN National Statesman Degree.

On April 23rd, 2016 we were able to, for the first time, award twenty worthy recipients the National Statesman Degree. These hardworking, leading world-changers came to Capitol Hill, Washington DC and received this prestigious award in front of the world. The fifty nations represented championed these worthy individuals.

Dr. Clyde Rivers, Founder and President of IChange Nations™ said, “I am very impressed by the people that are coming into our ICN family. These individuals have far surpassed the status quo in the world. They are leading the way in new and exciting pathways of innovation to empower people across the globe. IChange Nations™ is honored to name and award these individuals and embrace their work.”

Dr. Clyde Rivers is the Founder and President of IChange Nationsa professional institution that builds Statesmen by equipping, mentoring and training highly esteemed individuals who have the desire to change nations throughout the world. The organization is seeking to bring global awareness by strategically helping nations to educate, train and support the Nation Building Process designed to improve the dignity and betterment of human life. This international platform focuses on establishing effective relationships to help people understand the value of honor and basic human rights.

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