IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:
THE SERVANT LEADER WORKSHOP IS
POSTPONED TO MAY 12-13, 2010

MAY 12-13, 2010 I New World Hotel Makati City



Here are what our past participants said:

"Excellent speaker! Thank you for sharing to us another perspective of leadership."
- Eunice De Guzman, Asian Hospital

"Great speaker! Great job!"
- Grace Maria R. Chumacera, San Miguel Yamamura Packaging Corporation

"He is an excellent speaker. Credible!"
- Aurora Q. Garcia, Team Pacific Corporation

"I liked the system and style of session and speaker's presentation."
- Anol Terence D'Acosta

"I can apply this learning not only at work but, more importantly, in a personal level. Very organized and not at all boring!"
- Ms. Allison T. Magcawas, Pizarras & Associates Law Offices


All too frequently, unsuccessful organizations are overmanaged and underled.

A successful organization doesn't just need someone to be in charge. Success requires leadership -- people to set direction for the organization, give it a vision and then translate the vision into reality.

Servant Leadership must be present in every successful company. The approach has been widely used in all types of organizations: for-profit businesses, not-for-profit organizations, churches, universities and foundations.

A servant leader embraces people-building and development, not people protection -- giving care and support while upholding the company's expectations of employee performance.

Program Benefits

Thousands who have attended the seminars have witnessed the transforming power of this unconventional approach. Those seeking to grow as leaders and business executives will find Servant Leader nothing short of life changing. Participants will learn:
- the ability to listen receptively to what others have to say;
- highly developed powers of persuasion, in contrast to positional authority;
- commitment to building a high-trust community in the workplace; and
- commitment to the growth of employees, believing that people have an intrinsic value beyond
their contribution as workers.

Tailor-fitted just for your company!
We'll bring this workshop right at your base - customized and personalized to fit your training needs. Grab this opportunity to train your whole staff and attain results faster and simultaneously. Look for Ella for more details: ella@saltandlight.ph

Your training investment will also help a child's education. Part of the proceeds from the seminar will benefit World Vision.



World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organisation dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. Motivated by our Christian faith, World Vision is dedicated to working with the world's most vulnerable people. World Vision serves all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender.


TRAINING INVESTMENT

Learn about the wholistic and effective approach to leadership. Book now!
Best Buy Rate: P 5,977 + 12% VAT (until March 31)
Early Bird Rate: P 6,977 + 12% VAT (until April 16)
Regular Rate: P 7,977 + 12% VAT

*All of the above fees are inclusive of Workshop attendance, Workbook, Certificate of completion (by request), Lunch, morning/afternoon snacks on the 1st day and morning snack on the 2nd day.

Want discount?
Knock off a couple of pesos off our rates when you register in groups! Call us to inquire about group discounts!

For questions, please call Juliet at 8132703 or 32.

You may also deposit payment to Salt & Light Ventures, Inc. BPI Current Account # 3211-0837-85, Corinthian Plaza, Paseo de Roxas, Makati branch. Please remember to write the name(s) of the delegate(s) on the deposit slip.

BORIS JOAQUIN | Featured Facilitator

Boris Joaquin heads the fund raising and corporate engagement of World Vision in the Philippines, serving the poor children and their communities for their well being through sustainable development, emergency response and disaster relief, raising public awareness and advocating for justice.

Boris has participated in various Emergency Response programs in the Philippines. In his most recent project, Boris has led the program development of and fundraising for World Vision's survival intervention aimed at decreasing the negative impact of the disaster on the well-being of children and families severely affected by the Ketsana typhoon. Funds raised not only supported the relief and rehabilitation efforts in eastern Metro Manila but also contributed to the relief programs in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. His team also raised significant support extended to World Vision offices helping victims of the Indonesia Padang earthquake and flash floods in South India.

Boris has been a leader in industries such as consumer goods, advertising, and publishing. While posted as an executive with regional responsibilities in Asia, Boris made a life-changing decision to shift careers and accepted a leadership position as Vice President for the Church Strengthening Ministry (CSM) and eventually as the Publics in Ministry Director of World Vision Philippines. For two consecutive terms, World Vision in the Philippines was awarded the Kyra Awards for Excellent Fund Raising.

An active public speaker, teacher and writer, Boris is one of the few accredited facilitators for the "Servant Leader Workshop", facilitating this seminar for various companies, foundations, and NGOs for the past three years.


KEN BLANCHARD | Course Designer

Dr. Ken Blanchard is the Chief Spiritual Officer of The Ken Blanchard Companies, a full-service management consulting and training company that he and his wife, Dr. Marjorie Blanchard, founded in 1979.

Ken co-authored the best-selling book The One-Minute Manager® with Spencer Johnson, and the book has sold more than ten million copies and has been translated into more than twenty-five languages. Some of his recent books are: Raving Fans (with Sheldon Bowles), Gung Ho (with Sheldon Bowles), Leadership by the Book (with Phil Hodges and Bill Hybels), Whale Done (with Thad Lacinak, Chuck Thompkins, and Jim Ballard), The Generosity Factor (with S. Truett Cathy), and The One-Minute Apology (with Margret McBride). Ken is one of today's most sought-after authors, speakers and business consultants, and he is cofounder of the Center for FaithWalk Leadership.

Learn about Servant Leadership thru Ken's article in this link www.appleseeds.org/Blanchard_Serv-Lead.htm.

Karen Rivera, TDC
This from WorldVision.Org.PH

In the Philippines, tuberculosis (TB) claims 75 lives everyday. Confronted by stigma and resigned to living fearfully with TB, many people do not seek the treatment they need. As part of the global campaign against TB, World Vision is helping communities in the Philippines respond through a network of local volunteers dedicated to supporting those affected by the disease.

Among the volunteers is Cedes, a mother of four living in Iloilo City, who has had more experience than most in responding to TB. As a volunteer in one of the 341 taskforces in the country, Cedes juggles her time taking care of her family and helping people in her village prevent the spread of TB.

Before the taskforce started working in her community, Cedes says that people didn’t have the information they need to protect themselves from the disease. Nor did they know that TB can be cured.

“People would rather suffer in shame and silence than seek medical attention,” shares Cedes. As a task force member, she has the tough job of convincing people with symptoms of TB to seek diagnosis and access free treatment from local health services.

Cedes knows too well what it’s like to be in their shoes. Her experience of having a family member sick with TB has given Cedes a stronger resolve to help her community come to terms with TB.

World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organisation dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. Motivated by our Christian faith, World Vision is dedicated to working with the world’s most vulnerable people. World Vision serves all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender.

World Vision partners with children and the communities among the poorest areas to help improve lives and combat poverty.

World Vision strives to build thriving communities where peace and justice prevail and all can enjoy security, opportunity and happiness. We work for the well-being of the poor and vulnerable people through:

* Sustainable development. World Vision works alongside the disadvantaged communities enabling them to use their own capacities and potentials so that they can own the development process.

* Emergency Response and Disaster Relief. World Vision responds to life-threatening situations where its involvement is needed and appropriate. I seeks to protect vulnerable people amid difficult circumstances by providing emergency relief such as food, water, shelter, medicine, clothing, and disaster preparedness trainings.

* Raising Public Awareness and Advocating for Justice. By increasing understanding of poverty and injustice, World Vision seeks to promote public involvement and government policies that alleviate poverty.

Our Beginnings

World Vision was founded by American Dr. Bob Pierce in 1950 following his life-changing trips to China and Korea. Dr. Pierce was awfully moved by the impact of the war on children. He set up orphanages to care for those who were abandoned or whose parents had died. By the 1960s this work had expanded to meet the needs of refugees in Indochina and the survivors of disasters in Bangladesh and Africa. Eventually, Child Sponsorship was started to provide long-term funding assistance to help poor children worldwide.

Over the decades World Vision’s approach has shifted from welfare provision to collaboration, partnering with communities and individuals to seek solutions to tackle poverty.

Our Philosophy

As a non-denominational Christian oragnization, World Vision aims to share and demonstrate the love and compassion that Jesus Christ extended to all people, especially to children, particularly to those living in poverty or suffering from oppression and injustice.

Our Vision for every child,

Life in all its fullness;
Our Prayer for every heart,

The Will to make it so.

The World Vision staff are guided by following core values:

We are Christian.
We are committed to the poor.
We value people.
We are stewards.
We are partners.
We are responsive.

World Vision follows the International Code of Conduct for disaster relief organisations and provides assistance based on need and regardless of race, religion, gender or ethnicity.

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World Vision is an international Christian humanitarian organization committed to uplift the lives of children, their families and communities through integrated programs in education, health, value formation, livelihood and community development.

Established in the Philippines in 1957, World Vision has since sent over 200, 000 poor Filipino children to school in mostly remote communities nationwide. Aside from helping poor children, it is our great desire too to help create a more caring public which our country is in dire need of.

Child Sponsorship is our way of engaging the public, particularly individuals to pledge and give a monthly donation of P600 (or only P20 a day), which will help a particular child get education, good health and various community development project where these children lives.