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Kurt Emil Aanensen, is a distinguished individual whose life has been dedicated to the pursuit of international human rights and geopolitical strategy. Kurt, a resident of Long Beach, California, has devoted over two decades of his life to the cause of human rights on an international scale. His commitment to responsible global citizenry is reflected in his role as a Geopolitical Strategist.

As a Geopolitical Consultant, Kurt offers his expertise in strategic intelligence on global business, monitoring trends in the global economy, and providing insights on regional security and geopolitical affairs. His multilingual abilities enhance his global perspective, with fluency in Spanish, English, and Norwegian, and proficiency in Danish and Swedish.

Kurt's illustrious career boasts a diverse range of roles that have shaped his expertise and influence. He served as the Executive Director of the Monterey Park Chamber of Commerce in Los Angeles, California, where he contributed to the growth and development of local businesses. He also held the position of Director for the Downtown Merchants Association in Monterey Park, providing strategic guidance and fostering a robust business environment.

His commitment to minority business opportunities led him to serve on the Minority Business Opportunities Committee (MBOC) under the leadership of the then Mayor of Los Angeles, Richard Riordan. As a Director of Laguna Vallarta Corporación, Kurt further extended his influence across the borders of the USA and Mexico.

Kurt's dedication to trade and commerce policy analysis is reflected in his past role as an Advisory Committee Member for Senator Hilda Solis, Chairperson of the Asia Pacific Trade and Commerce Committee of the California State Senate. Notably, Senator Solis later served as Secretary of Labor and a member of President Barack Obama's cabinet.

As the Executive Director of the Pacific Rim Society, Kurt focused on Mexico-Asia Pacific Rim trade and commerce policy analysis. His commitment to fostering understanding and cooperation in the region led him to sponsor, organize, and moderate a conference on the East Asia Pacific Banking Crisis of 1997.