Catherine Santamaria

Catherine Santamaria

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31st March 2014 Houston, USA

Catherine Santamaria

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The UK harnessing science to “bounce back”

There is a certain buzzword that you hear a lot these days.  It’s tossed around by business executives, city managers, weather forecasters, even the odd politician. You feel you should be doing it, but you’re not sure how, or even what it means—resilience. What is resilience? Resilience is the ability to “bounce back” quickly from […]

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About Catherine Santamaria

Catherine joined the British Consulate General, Houston in February 2005. A German major at The Colorado College, she later moved to Tokyo, Japan to teach English at a private conversation…

Catherine joined the British Consulate General, Houston in February 2005. A German major at The Colorado College, she later moved to Tokyo, Japan to teach English at a private conversation school. After rising to the position of Regional Trainer, she left to work in a Japanese business software company. Returning to Houston in 2001, Catherine worked at the Houston World Affairs Council.

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