ABMF Ambassadors Series Briefings

The ABMF Ambassador Series offers a high-level briefing focused on topics of the day in the context of America’s unique, historical and current alliances.

ABMF Ambassadors Series Briefings

The ABMF Ambassador Series offers a high-level briefing focused on topics of the day in the context of America’s unique, historical and current alliances.
  • Candid, authoritative discussions with former ambassadors to or from U.S. allies.

  • Attendees may submit questions during the Briefing.

  • One-hour, online meetings via Zoom, generally one each quarter.

  • Attendance by invitation only.

  • No fee to attend, but registration is required.

  • To request an invitation, please send an email to: [email protected]

Candid, authoritative discussions with former ambassadors to or from U.S. allies.

Attendees may submit questions during the Briefing.

One-hour, online meetings via Zoom, generally one each quarter.

Attendance by invitation only.

No fee to attend, but registration is required.

To request an invitation, please send an email to: [email protected]

Kenneth John Braithwaite II

“Geo-political Considerations of the High North”

João Vale de Almeida

“Geo-Strategic Security, European Relations, and the Rise of China”

Lee A. Feinstein

“Poland: A Success Story of Post-Soviet Democracy”

John G. Bruton

“The importance of Allies and the Sacred Nature of Humanity”

John A. Heffern

“Transatlantic Security – Strengthening Ties within NATO”

Lt Gen Mark Hertling, USA (RET)

“Insights into Putin’s War in Ukraine”

Lt. Gen. Douglas E. Lute

“The U.S. and NATO – Cautionary Tales”

David O’Sullivan

“Challenges to the Relationship between the US and the EU”

William B. Taylor

“Ukraine, Russia and the U.S. – Where do we go from here?”