Women’s History Month Spotlight – Amy Margerum Berg
March is Women’s History Month. Throughout the month, the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville is highlighting the women who have displayed immense leadership, created a lasting legacy, and contributed towards the Council’s success. Their contributions have been integral to the growth and influence of the Council. Today, we highlight Amy Margerum Berg, a visionary leader whose dedication and direction have shaped institutions, communities, and global conversations. Born in Los Angeles, California, Amy earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors from the University of California, Santa Cruz. She completed a master’s degree in marine policy, with a minor in
Women’s History Month Spotlight – Sandy Cook
March is Women’s History Month. Throughout the month, the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville is highlighting the women who have displayed immense leadership, created a lasting legacy, and contributed to the Council’s success. Their contributions have been integral to the growth and influence of the Council. Today, we feature Sandy Cook — an inspiring leader whose career is a testament to the power of philanthropy and empowering global education through various endeavors. Sandy’s involvement with the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville has been a cornerstone of her commitment to civic engagement and education on international affairs. Prior to becoming