2010 Cycle
CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS
COLOMBIAN PRESS
No. 50 August 24, 2010
Nicanor Restrepo Santamaria "Otraparte"
THIS SATURDAY AUGUST 28, 2010
SOFOS Group is pleased invite you to the next conference of Colombian problems seminar CONTEMPORARY, Whither Colombian society?, entitled: "Corporate Social Responsibility: What is and what is it?"
Location: Casa Museo Otraparte - Cra 43A No South 27A -11 - Envigado
Date: Saturday, August 28, 2010 - Time: 2:00 pm, with free admission.
The speaker is Dr. Nicanor Restrepo, who was born in Medellín, is engineering manager of the School of Mines, Masters in Sociology and a doctorate (Ph D) in Political Sociology of the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris - EHESS . Former President of South American
Investment (1984-2004), of Corfinsura and former governor of Antioquia (1983-1984). Former Chairman of the Boards of Argos, Nacional de Chocolates, Bancolombia, Colombia Inversura and Smurfit Carton.
currently serves on the boards of Smurfit Kappa Group (Dublin), Sofasa, Success, and Carvajal Conconcreto International. Additionally, a member of Superior Council of the University Eafit, the Board of Directors General of Antioquia School of Engineering, Chairman of the Board of Proantioquia and board members of various NGOs.
has served on several international boards such as IBM (LA), Deutsche Bank (LA), Bladex, Ceal and Association de Genève. He has received several awards from Colombia, France, Italy and Poland.
The aim of this conference is to clarify and update concepts as sustainability, social competitiveness, private donations and responsibility to the whole environment that surrounds us.
We attach a preliminary reading and the recommended bibliography for this presentation.
For additional information may contact us by email gruposofos@gmail.com. In the blog http://gruposofos.blogspot.com may check the schedule, the methodology and the presentation of the group. Or Otraparte House Museum: Phone: 276 14 15-335 25 01 - E-mail: otraparte@otraparte.org - Website: www.otraparte.org
CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS
COLOMBIAN PRESS
No. 50 August 24, 2010
Nicanor Restrepo Santamaria "Otraparte"
THIS SATURDAY AUGUST 28, 2010
SOFOS Group is pleased invite you to the next conference of Colombian problems seminar CONTEMPORARY, Whither Colombian society?, entitled: "Corporate Social Responsibility: What is and what is it?"
Location: Casa Museo Otraparte - Cra 43A No South 27A -11 - Envigado
Date: Saturday, August 28, 2010 - Time: 2:00 pm, with free admission.
The speaker is Dr. Nicanor Restrepo, who was born in Medellín, is engineering manager of the School of Mines, Masters in Sociology and a doctorate (Ph D) in Political Sociology of the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris - EHESS . Former President of South American
Investment (1984-2004), of Corfinsura and former governor of Antioquia (1983-1984). Former Chairman of the Boards of Argos, Nacional de Chocolates, Bancolombia, Colombia Inversura and Smurfit Carton.
currently serves on the boards of Smurfit Kappa Group (Dublin), Sofasa, Success, and Carvajal Conconcreto International. Additionally, a member of Superior Council of the University Eafit, the Board of Directors General of Antioquia School of Engineering, Chairman of the Board of Proantioquia and board members of various NGOs.
has served on several international boards such as IBM (LA), Deutsche Bank (LA), Bladex, Ceal and Association de Genève. He has received several awards from Colombia, France, Italy and Poland.
The aim of this conference is to clarify and update concepts as sustainability, social competitiveness, private donations and responsibility to the whole environment that surrounds us.
We attach a preliminary reading and the recommended bibliography for this presentation.
For additional information may contact us by email gruposofos@gmail.com. In the blog http://gruposofos.blogspot.com may check the schedule, the methodology and the presentation of the group. Or Otraparte House Museum: Phone: 276 14 15-335 25 01 - E-mail: otraparte@otraparte.org - Website: www.otraparte.org
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