2012 Conference Press

Press coverage and press releases related to the 2012 Camden Conference.

Camden Conference In the News

‘Why America Matters’ opens Camden Conference 25th Anniversary’

By John Maguire for The Coastal Journal, December 8, 2011

University of New England professor Dr. Anouar Majid praised America’s strengths and commented on the underlying complications facing U.S. and Middle East relations in his lecture “Why America Matters” at the Rockport Opera House on November 30.

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Bill Richardson to Be Keynote Speaker at Camden Conference

The Free Press, October 13, 2011

Does America have what it takes to prosper in the 21st-century world? To compete effectively? Or to thrive and offer its citizens the kinds of satisfying lives they want? Those are a few of the questions the Camden Conference will be posing next February during its 25th anniversary conference, “The U.S. in a 21st Century World: Do We Have What It Takes?” The country’s political system, diplomatic and military establishments, educational system, media, and energy and environmental policies will all be scrutinized, with an eye to both where the country may be exceptionally strong and to where it may be falling behind.

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Bill Richardson to give keynote address at Camden Conference

Herald Gazette, October 5, 2011

The keynote speaker for the 2012 Camden Conference will be Bill Richardson, a 2008 presidential candidate, governor of New Mexico until last December, and before that U.S. energy secretary and ambassador to the United Nations in the Clinton …

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Former presidential candidate Bill Richardson to address Camden Conference

Bangor Daily News, October 4, 2011

Bill Richardson, a former presidential candidate, governor of New Mexico and U.S. energy secretary, will take on the question, “Does America have what it takes?” at the 25th Camden Conference in February.

After years of looking out, this year the Camden Conference will look inward. Its theme is, “The U.S. in a 21st Century World: Do We Have What it Takes?” Speakers, including Richardson, will consider America’s politics, education, military, energy, media, environment and more to answer the question.

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