Our Common Humanity in the Information Age. Principles and Values for Development

Diane Miller, Director of Global Operations, International Education Collaborative 
Foundation 
Diane Miller is an internationally recognized expert and thought leader in the social 
enterprise field. Her opinions and innovations have been sought after by multinational 
corporations, foundations, governments, non-governmental orgs and multilateral funding 
institutions. In the role as a systems change catalyst and connector of both concepts and 
people, she has been instrumental in advancing public -private partnerships in the global 
21st Century Education arena, specializing in workforce skill development for economic 
competitiveness in transitional economies. Under the umbrella of the IECF, which she 
established; she is now exporting the ‘cutting edge’ model c reated in Bermuda to 
developing jurisdictions in the Caribbean and beyond. As a magnate of capital and other 
resources, she has been responsible for the galvanizing and disbursement of millions of 
dollars for Integrating Information Communication Technology (ICT) into sustainable 
public education initiatives. Diane brings a multitude of talents and three decades of 
experience as a successful business leader, professional consultant and political activist 
and a fervent commitment to equity to any table.
Deborah Moldow, Director of Communications, World Peace Prayer Society
Moldow is the Director of Communications of the World Peace Prayer Society, an 
international nonprofit organization uniting people worldwide through the prayer "May 
Peace Prevail on Earth." She has led World Peace Prayer Ceremonies with the flags of all 
nations at the UN, across the United States, and in many countries including India, 
Argentina, Switzerland, Kenya, Turkey, Haiti and South Africa. She has presided at the 

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dedication of many Peace Poles, adding to the more than 200,000 Peace Poles in 180 
countries, each proclaiming the prayer "May Peace Prevail on Earth."
Moldow represents the World Peace Prayer Society at the United Nations, where she also 
works with Friends of the United Nations. She was the elected chair of the NGO Values 
Caucus for five years and now serves as a co-chair of the International Day of Peace 
NGO Committee, on the council of the Committee on Spirituality, Values and Global 
Concerns, and as facilitator of the United Religions Initiative cooperation circle at the 
UN. She is also an elected Trustee of the URI Global Council. She is an ordained 
Interfaith Minister.