Citycell joins hands with AIESEC at the Nat'l Leadership Dev Confce
Saturday, 17 November 2007
The country's pioneer mobile operator Citycell recently joined hands with AIESEC, the prestigious international students' club that shapes the leaders of tomorrow.
Citycell partnered with AIESEC as the official Zoom Partner at the National Leadership Development Seminar (NLDS) 2007, providing wireless internet access during this four-day conference held from November 7 to 10 at Proshika Human Resource Development Centre Trust in Manikganj.
AIESEC is a student organisation which facilitates international traineeship exchanges and supporting activities that provide practical learning experiences.
Currently they are active in more than 89 countries through 800 universities. Together with the four local partners NSU, IUB, BRAC and AIUB, this conference was designed to improve leadership and communication skills, and AIESEC knowledge through interactive sessions and activities.
During the conference, Kym Goldsworthy, Head - Business Process Improvement and Ahmed Armaan Siddiqui, DGM - Product Development & VAS of Citycell shared their experience and understanding of leadership in the global arena.
Goldsworthy gave a brief speech about the company, its strategy, partnership with SingTel, and its commitment to the development of ICT in Bangladesh.
One of Zoom's main objectives is to provide wireless and seamless internet connection from any location under Citycell's robust network. Participants experienced Zoom service first-hand in the demonstration booths at the conference site.
Citycell partnered with AIESEC as the official Zoom Partner at the National Leadership Development Seminar (NLDS) 2007, providing wireless internet access during this four-day conference held from November 7 to 10 at Proshika Human Resource Development Centre Trust in Manikganj.
AIESEC is a student organisation which facilitates international traineeship exchanges and supporting activities that provide practical learning experiences.
Currently they are active in more than 89 countries through 800 universities. Together with the four local partners NSU, IUB, BRAC and AIUB, this conference was designed to improve leadership and communication skills, and AIESEC knowledge through interactive sessions and activities.
During the conference, Kym Goldsworthy, Head - Business Process Improvement and Ahmed Armaan Siddiqui, DGM - Product Development & VAS of Citycell shared their experience and understanding of leadership in the global arena.
Goldsworthy gave a brief speech about the company, its strategy, partnership with SingTel, and its commitment to the development of ICT in Bangladesh.
One of Zoom's main objectives is to provide wireless and seamless internet connection from any location under Citycell's robust network. Participants experienced Zoom service first-hand in the demonstration booths at the conference site.