Invitation:
August 4-8, 2014
University of Asia and the Pacific
Manila, Philippines
Certificate Course on Applied Sustainability Management in Asia Pacific
We wish to invite you or your colleagues to participate in the “Applied Sustainability Management Program (ASMAP)” of the Center for Social Responsibility of the University of Asia and the Pacific (CSR-UA&P). The ASMAP is the first of its kind in the country to offer:
(1) Intensive 5-day multidisciplinary program (at least 40 hours) for sustainability professionals and executives who want to blend their understanding of sustainability concepts with live, visceral and tools-based business management practices;
(2) Participants with concrete business solutions to everyday sustainability challenges as well as the necessary skills to make sustainability work to the competitive advantage of their organizations;
(3) Opportunity to network with sustainability professionals in ASEAN through get together sessions participated in by UA&P and industry experts;
(4) CSR-UA&P certificate to participants who have taken all the course modules and successfully passed the practical exam at the end of the program.
The CSR-UA&P has brought together a team of faculty members supported by a pool of industry-based resource persons that are highly qualified to deliver the certificate program and bring a practical focus and clarity to sustainability management. The first cohort for this course is scheduled on August 1-8, 2014 at UA&P (Manila, Philippines).
To find out more about the certificate program, see the brochure below. Alternatively, you can also call our office for more details:
Center for Social Responsibility – University of Asia and the Pacific
Tel. No. 6370912 local 360 c/o Prof. Daniele Coronacion or Mr. Ruben Nicolas, or send an email to csr@uap.asia.
If you need a formal invitation, please let us know. Likewise, please feel free to disseminate this announcement to your network.
We look forward to your participation in the course. Thank you.
Center for Social Responsibility of the University of Asia & the Pacific 