St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs to explore ‘ties that bind us’

Those seeking to expand their understanding of the intersection between global and local issues will once again have the chance to gain valuable insights from experts in government, military, technology and academia at the annual St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs.

The conference returns Feb. 11-13. The event first started in 2013 and is presented by St. Petersburg in the World, Inc., a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Dozens of speakers will bring their insight and expertise to the conference through panels, presentations and fireside chats. The goal of the conference is to offer St. Petersburg a forum for international experts to educate, engage and empower members of the local community and worldwide via a live stream of the event.

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