[Bilimsel Haber] FELLOWSHIP- Central Eurasia Leadership Academy - CELA 2011, ISTANBUL, July 2011

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FELLOWSHIP- Central Eurasia Leadership Academy - CELA 2011, Istanbul, 
July 2011

Posted by: Muzaffar Atamirzaev <atamirzaev at gmail.com>




Central Eurasia Leadership Academy (CELA)
Summer Workshop, Istanbul, 13-22 July 2011

CELA was launched in 2002 as a major initiative to bring together the
region's most dynamic mid-career leaders in the fields of government,
business, civil society and media; to offer them the best leadership
education available; and to create a regional cooperation network
organization second to none in this part of the world. Now in its
tenth year, CELA has grown into the region's premier network
organization linking some 300 next-generation leaders and change
agents across nine countries.

CELA is now accepting applications to its summer 2011 Leadership
Workshop at Koç University, Istanbul. Forty-five outstanding
individuals will attend a ten-day leadership event that will be
intensive, challenging, and fun. It is important to emphasize that
this is NOT a one-time training, but the gate to active membership in
the CELA organization ­ a network of talent with global reach. CELA is
a bridge to its partner the Society of International Business Fellows
(SIBF) and its sister organization, the newly-launched Middle East
Leadership Academy (MELA). Together they incorporate a global network
of over 800 company heads, civil society leaders and public servants
from 25 countries.

CELA applicants must be between the ages of 28 and 42. They must be
citizens of one of the following countries: Afghanistan, Armenia,
Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan,
Uzbekistan. The professional sectors targeted in 2011 are business,
government, NGOs/ civil society and media. There is a $100 annual
membership fee for CELA, which will be collected in Istanbul at the
summer workshop. Otherwise, costs associated with the CELA 2011
Leadership Workshop for those invited to attend (tuition, food and
accommodation in Istanbul, and economy-class transport from the
participant's home country) are borne by CELA.

English is the language of instruction during the CELA workshop. For
more information, a course description, and an application form,
please visit the CELA website:

http://www.celaprogram.org




The deadline for applications is Monday 31 January 2011.
Distrib. by: Central-Eurasia-L - Announcement List for Central Eurasian 
Studies