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Over the past two decades, subnational governments in the US have become central players in international diplomacy. In 2022, the United States appointed the first-ever Special Representative for City and State Diplomacy.

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As AI disrupts the tech sector and upends traditional talent strategies, governments must reevaluate their approach to talent recruitment.