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CCCI Organizes Seminar on ‘Conflict to Consensus–Strategies from Martial Arts’

  •   Thu, Feb 19 2009 04:17:18 PM

News and Pics from Rons Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mumbai (RD/CN)
 
Mumbai, Feb 19: Metro-based Christian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI), organized a seminar on ‘Conflict to Consensus–Strategies from the Martial Arts' on Friday February 13 at Hotel Atithi, Vile Parle (East).
 
It was aimed at helping participants know and understand how to maneuver into a win-win situation.
 


Breakthrough Communications Services Private Limited founder and former director Joe Rodrigues, conducted the seminar here on Friday.
 
CCCI chairman Vincent Mathias welcomed the gathering.  CCCI deputy chairpersons Henry Lobo and John D'Silva, and executive secretary K Swamy, were present on the dais.  Henry Lobo introduced Joe Rodrigues on the occasion.
 
Anthony Sequeira, Lawrence Coelho, CCCI director Augustine G Fernandes, Charles D’Souza, Francis Tony Almeida, Dhiraj Menezes, Pramila V Mathias, and CCCI members were present on the occasion.
 
Executive secretary K Swamy compered the programme.  Secretary Alphonsus Corda proposed the vote of thanks.
  

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