Jay Carney
The Diplomat
People, composure and the difficult conversation held well.
Jay Carney is a seasoned communications professional with experience in both journalism and corporate leadership. This interview reveals his ability to navigate complex relationships and foster collaboration, particularly in high-pressure environments.
“I'll be honest, and you saw it in the press release that came out after that announcement, I think all three companies, and I can only speak for one of them, see this because of the size and the number of employees as a challenge that everybody's facing in terms of the growing cost of healthcare and the need to somehow get a hold of those…”
“What's also striking is that the Soviet Union and similar type countries had always been propaganda and agitation had always been part of one of the tools they use. But that seems so antiquated as a mode for an increasingly sophisticated world population, especially in developed countries.”
“At Yale, but I but I worked hard and I learned how to love learning and I fell into serendipitously studying Russian, which I'm older, you know, and take this was back in the, I think I got to New Haven the fall of'83. I had a friend who was studying Russian. I had a friend from growing up here who was studying it at another university.”
“Assumption you come from that place with the Russians where you feel like the rest of the world's out to get you and the West is conspiring to surround you. I think they were wrong about the West's motivation and wrong about the United States, but you can see how that must have felt, which is not to justify any movie made.”
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