redefinitions of the enterprise and two days until end of hotel early bird rate

ebbf | August 14, 2012 | 0 Comments

	“Hotel early-bird rate ends 15th of August Some redefinition of the enterprise from conference participants you will meet there”

“Off the top of my head: Enterprise should be about creating prosperity, opportunities, jobs for the many, not the few.” Claire Dawson – UK “I think thant the only way to improving society is forcing companies to be socially responsible” Stefano Giacomantonio – Italy “enter-prise = sur-prise. You never know what you get until you get and and before you have it you may already need to adjust again.” Stefanie Pfeiffer – Ireland “Enterprises are the economical engine of our society. Their attention to profit and maximization of the economics has brought our world to the crisis we are currently in. We lost the sense of people in developing corporations that are disconnected from people. We need to gain back the reason why enterprises exist and the relevancy that people have into them, for the employees but also for the society around. We need to redefine the way enterprises make their business successful and what success really is in all its meanings. It is our moment and time to do it as the history is in that dip where we can, with our forces, take it up.” Luigi Matrone – Switzerland “We need to create an enterprise culture that reflects the principles outlined by Baha’u'llah and Abdul’Baha. One that focuses on positive values such as generating happiness, where we focus on the good in everyone, where we create a forgiving atmosphere, where we instill an attitude of learning, and where we act as servants to society.” *Marc Himel – USA* “With a new culture of the enterprises. It needs to be redefined because the enterprise should be inspiring and bringing wellbeing for everyone in the community and not just some individuals.” Snezka Miklic – Slovakia
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