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From:TheBahamasWeekly.com Caribbean News
Toronto, Canada – Robert Taylor, Chairman of the Board of ELD Canada, parent organization of the upcoming CCELD (Caribbean-Canada Emerging Leaders’ Dialogue) announced today that Mr. Bruce Bowen and Her Excellency Mrs. Aloun Ndombet-Assamba have accepted the roles of Co-Chair for the upcoming 2015 Dialogue. Mr. Taylor commented, “We are thrilled to have attracted Co-Chairs of this stature for the upcoming Dialogue.” Mr. Bowen is the Senior Vice President Caribbean Region, International Banking, Scotiabank. Scotiabank is the presenting sponsor for the 2015 CCELD. Her Excellency Mrs. Aloun Ndombet-Assamba is Jamaica’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and also an alumna of the ELD program. HRH The Princess Royal, Princess Anne is the President of ELD Canada, which is a part of the global Duke of Edinburgh Commonwealth Study Conferences. Set to run from September 20th to October 4, 2015, the Dialogue will engage 60 future leaders from Canada and 20 countries in the Caribbean. The 2015 Dialogue will examine the transformative role that leaders play in generating, managing and propagating innovation in their organizations and communities. It is designed to develop critical leadership skills while strengthening Canada’s global networks. "Our local committees are working hard to ensure that the tour is seamless for all participants and provides a “real time” learning experience on every front. In addition we expect that HRH The Princess Royal will attend the closing event in Jamaica, where she will spend considerable time with each of the Dialogue teams reviewing the work that they accomplished on the tour.” For more information on CCELD 2015 or to become a sponsor, please visit the website at www.CCELD.org
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