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Deborah S. Hart-Serafini

Birthday: April 25

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    • Sallyann Della Casa September 2, 2014 at 5:35pm

      Hope you can make our Corporate Social Education Initiative in Dubai...

      Corporate Social Education (“CSE”) reimagines how we educate our workforce to become change agents in society. CSE creates the bridge to address non-cognitive educational gaps that ends up impacting the workplace and society as a whole. Examples are: life skills, leadership training, soft skills etc.

      Using the workforce, CSE adds value to the brain trust of the community and ensures we are fulfilling the highest need of our employees i.e. self-actualization. (Maslow’s Heirarchy of Needs)

      The core principles of CSE lie in how we educate our employees and how they can transfer these skills to the community. It allows companies to tap into the infinite asset of their skilled corporate talent within their existing structures.

      Very often by having uniquely skilled employees teach what they themselves need to learn the most, the teacher learns twice tattooing their own brain along with that of their students.

      Every Corporate Social Responsibility and branding strategy should tool itself with a Corporate Social Education component. Period.

      To learn more and take our very first public course in CSE, please visit:http://www.innoverto.com/register/cse/

    • Frank B. Serafini November 2, 2012 at 3:28pm
      What do you do?
    • Sean Flynn March 23, 2011 at 2:13pm
      I wanted to invite you and any of your colleagues who might be interested in coming to our CSR Masterclass March 30-31st in Dubai. Please see the link for further details: http://www.one4allcsr.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/CSRMasterDubai.61151041.pdf

      We are also running this course:

      May 25-26th, 2011

      If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

      Kind Regards,

      Reply to: sean@one4allcsr.com
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    Birthday:

    April 25


    Company

    U.S. Department of State


    Department

    U.S. Embassy Oman


    Position

    Public Affairs Officer


    Company Website

    https://oman.usembassy.gov


    City

    Muscat


    Country

    Oman


    Professional Background

    the Public Affairs Office at the U.S. Embassy in Oman handles exchange, education, and media programs. The U.S. government strongly supports public-private partnerships.


    CSR Interest & Background

    Especially interested in working with the private sector to augment strong programs especially in English language teaching in Oman


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