GOVERNOR’S INTERNATIONAL BREAKFAST
Maine is Global!
The Governor’s International Breakfast is a long-standing collaborative effort of the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Maine International Trade Center to highlight the importance of international connections to Maine’s economy and its people. Beginning in 1997, the Governor’s International Breakfast has taken various forms and themes, including recapping recent trade missions, focusing on energy independence, and Maine’s leadership on climate change. The Governor’s International Breakfast is a non-partisan event; every administration has participated since its inauguration by then-Governor Angus King.
2025 Governor’s International Breakfast: Info Coming Soon!
Past Programs
The Future of Work in Maine is Global!
Mainers are working with the world! Increasingly, jobs in Maine are being created by trade or with multi-national companies, and colleagues and co-workers from around the world are being involved. The 2024 Governor’s International Breakfast celebrated the contributions of these globally connected firms and the value of a diverse, multi-national, and multilingual workforce. Remarks by Governor Janet T. Mills addressed the future of work in Maine and our global future.
Ending Hunger and Food Insecurity by 2023: An Achievable Goal for Maine and the World!
Hunger and food insecurity are global challenges that can be solved. For decades the world has made steady progress in reducing the prevalence of hunger, yet progress has stalled. Thanks to a combination of COVID-19, the conflict in Ukraine, and extreme weather events, hunger is on the rise.
This year’s Governor’s International Breakfast will address the challenge of rising food insecurity worldwide and what is being done in Maine to meet the goal of ending hunger by 2030.
Copies of “Everyone at the Table: Maine’s Road Map to End Hunger by 2030” can be downloaded HERE.
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