Global Initiatives
Nations Development
“The pursuit of human development globally is a common responsibility that is intended to synergize the energies of all nations and their leaders.”
-Dr. Noel Woodroffe
C-WBN pursues various nations-development initiatives around the globe through partnerships with governments, businesses and various other national and regional development institutions.
Through its extensive network of relationships and alliances, C-WBN is able to:
- Design and deliver values-based leadership development and training programs
- Develop information and communications technology initiatives for assisting governments to overcome technology development challenges
- Host international forums designed to engage public and private sector leaders and ordinary citizens in meaningful dialogue and consideration of issues relevant to national development
QUICK FACTS
- C-WBN has held consultations with national leaders from nations such as Antigua, Belize, Jamaica, Liberia, Kenya, Vanuatu and Fiji.
- C-WBN has signed Memoranda of Understanding with both the Jamaica and the Antigua & Barbuda Employers’ Federations for the provision of values-based leadership and training programs
- C-WBN has executed ICT initiatives in partnership with the Commonwealth Secretariat as well as the Caribbean Telecommunications Union
Ethical Initiatives for Nations Development
Featured Stories
Congress WBN Intensive Apostolic Encounter is Here!About 200 Congress WBN (C-WBN) coordinators and managers from 30 nations converged in Trinidad for a leadership meeting titled “Intensive Apostolic Encounter”. C-WBN is a faith-based non-profit birthed in Trinidad and Tobago in 2004, with operations in over 90 countries. … Continue reading
Global Leadership Interlink launches newest Caribbean Chapter KINGSTON, Jamaica – “If you are planning for a year, plant rice; if you are planning for a decade, plant trees; but if you are planning for eternity, plant people.” In quoting this … Continue reading
A delegation from Trinidad & Tobago travelled to Zimbabwe to share experiences with their African counterparts at a conference in Harare, Zimbabwe organized by Trinidad-based nonprofit Congress WBN (C-WBN). The meeting which ran from 14 – 16 September … Continue reading