2008 GlobalCCU Forum
The first global SEMINAR on Corporate Education and
Corporate Responsibility, entitled:
Three exciting days of intense learning, open-minded sharing,
essential networking, powerful debating, concentrated listening
and fun was enjoyed by the representatives from 24 countries
throughout five continents! The 2008 GlobalCCU Forum was hailed
a great success and an unforgettable experience by the delegates
that took part in this first truly global seminar, on the theme ‘Make
Your Corporate University a Lever of your Corporate Responsibility’. ‘Outstanding
presentations’, ‘beautiful environment’, ‘high
level’, ‘thank you’, ‘excellent initiative’, ‘delegates
guide is excellent’, ‘very informative, thought provoking’, ‘very
practical’, ‘extraordinary event’, was just
some of the feedback received.
Testimonies
"It is the best conference I have ever
been to. I’m not just saying that - it really was!”
Mark Allen - Pepperdine University, USA
“It was an excellent opportunity to meet
peers, to reflect on an enriching agenda and take away ideas
that would otherwise not have been possible. It was an eye-opening
experience for me.”
Rajul Asthana - India
“I wanted to express my heartfelt thank
you for putting together this wonderful forum. I learned
so much and made many valuable contacts that I hope to retain
well into the future.”
Tom Pedersen - Singapore
“GlobalCCU fulfils the real need for a global
corporate university enterprise. It is the right time, the right
content, and the right forum. We are at the start of something
big!”
Chris Hardy - USA
“It was an excellent opportunity to go ahead
in the knowledge of Corporate Social responsibility and to bandy
with high level speakers. I appreciated the diversity of attendees
and the possibility to exchange on their own experience. A very
useful inspiration.”
Christian Aubin - France
“The networking opportunities were excellent.
I felt I gained a lot of opportunities for my company to engage
in benchmarking, learn about best practices, etc. I hope to be
able to take advantage of these contacts into the future.”
Emily Maxon - Argentina
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