At this point, biennialism is a networking function of and, it can seem, for publicly funded art administrators and curators, worldwide.
In 2001, for example, Andrew S. Natsios, then administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, stirred worldwide criticism when he declared that treatment in Africa would not work because the drugs had to be taken every few hours, and that Africans "don't know what Western time is.
Moreover, these chats inspire educators, parents, students and administrators to collaborate on education transformation worldwide as well as practice continuous reflection and learning.
March – Game Group, the computer games retailer, which at the time ran 1,270 shops, half of them in the UK, and employed 10,000 people worldwide, calls in the administrators.
"As the previous chairman of Glamorgan, David is acknowledged worldwide as one of cricket's great administrators and his welcome return to Glamorgan will be of enormous value to the club," added O'Brien.
Two years ago, administrators to Glitnir went to the British courts to secure a worldwide asset-freezing order against Johannesson, citing a civil claim being brought against him in Reykjavik over the controversial Aurum loan.
He won worldwide respect for what Ray Bye, a retired university administrator who led NSF's congressional affairs shop under Bloch, calls "his willingness to listen, his direct and often penetrating rebuttal to questions, and his unquestioned honesty and integrity". .
As the 16th administrator of the aid agency, Rajiv Shah heads the efforts of 80 offices worldwide and over 8,000 professionals.
