Future Leaders perspective

• Anne Walraven, Future Leader Surinam ‘09: “Looking back I can only say that it was a great experience, two intense weeks where I learned a lot of new skills, gained new viewpoints and changed my perspectives completely. Yes, it was challenging: after the two weeks I slept for about two days.. However, it was really worth it! With regard to my personal development I feel like I gained 2 years life-experience in these two weeks. My passion and enthusiasm for the projects I do at home has increased and I feel much more focused and ‘skilled’. Further, I met a lot of interesting people who changed my personal viewpoints a lot; my Surinamese and
• Dutch Future Leader colleagues, the local villagers, the local entrepreneurs and the business leaders who joined us in the last week.”
  
  Anjanie Ganput, Future Leader Surinam ‘09: “From the first day onwards, I knew I was going to engage in something exciting and full of learning. And this feeling became reality. I had many great experiences. I learned a lot, such as respecting and listening to others, working together, being more conscious of myself, my body, my voice, my surroundings and other people, building a great group-atmosphere, working towards problems-solving, stimulating
• and motivating others, and last but not least, to be honest and open towards yourself and towards others. I gained a lot of self-confidence and have started applying the experiences I had and lessons I learned in the program in my work, in my relationships and in my family.”
  
  Downloads:
  'Future Of The Future Leaders Program'
  'Are you a leader'