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Creating a Culture of Trust – Join the learnshop with Dr. Mahmud Samandari
May 26, 2021 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm EDT
The importance of trust is obvious — it’s the elemental force that allows people, communities, and organizations to flourish. Today, more than ever, trust is an essential
asset to help foster collaboration, deepen teamwork, drive engagement, and help individuals and organizations manage the never-ending process of change. When trust is present, people step forward to work together. What do we need to learn to build it?
Participants will discover together:
what a community where trust prevails looks like
what are the conditions for trust to emerge
and what each one needs to learn to realize those conditions.
This 2 hour session occurs on Tuesday, May 26, 2021
08:00 PM Eastern _ 07:00 PM Central _ 06:00 PM Mountain _ 05:00 PM Pacific Time
Mahmud Samandari is passionate about innovation; meaningful innovation with purpose.
As a serial entrepreneur, he has started several companies and organizations in 3 continents, in a variety of fields, ranging from education to IT to Communications, combining them together. For example, his company Globatel was a pioneer in satellite-based interactive distance learning in Latin America.
Passion is not fun if it is not shared. So, he has always been involved in mentoring, coaching, training and consulting, besides starting and running companies and associations. He has been a coach for start-ups for the account of the Swiss government, member of the advisory board of ‘COMPASS: Responsible Innovation for SME’s’ and contributor to the publication ‘Innovation for Development Report’, among others. He is a founding member and Secretary General of the Global Governance Forum.
As a co-founder and Secretary General of ebbf (Ethical Business Building the Future), his ambition has been to make the organization a space of trust, respect, unity and spirituality for people to have meaningful conversations on how to contribute to a just, sustainable and prosperous civilization.
Based in Geneva, he contributes to the international expansion of Soul.com, so that millions can find their own way of expressing their innate nobility and potential in action and service
ART AND SOUL
Eleanor Elizabeth Hadden, David Hadden’s mother, was a beloved Bahá’í who selflessly served the faith with her husband Lyall in Ghana, Zimbabwe (then Rhodesia) and the United States. Eleanor Hadden’s dedication to the Faith was an inspiration to many. She was particularly known for her way to keep isolated believers connected through her story-telling and written bulletins. In their early years, the Sears and the Haddens lived near to each other outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and this led to a lifetime bond between the families.
chools and her love for Jesus was quite deep. Marguerite’s education includes attendance at Stout College in Wisconsin, Marquette University, Duke University and Curry School of Speech in Boston. She also enjoyed watercolor art.
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