FEBP is an International Foundation under civil law within the meaning of Article 80 ff. of the Swiss Civil Code and governed by its Articles of Association.

The Foundation does not pursue any political, religious or sectarian goal; it serves human rights.
The Foundation's Registered Office is in the Canton of Geneva. It is registered with the Swiss Trade Register and monitored by the competent authority.
 
The objective of the Foundation is to encourage excellence in business practice throughout the world.

Second International Reunion of Charter Members of the Foundation

You are now invited to send your registration for the forthcoming conference on Partnership for the Development of Enterprise and the Second International Reunion of Charter Members of the Foundation, to be held in Geneva Thursday 10^th to Sunday 13^th of June, 2010 at the Ramada Park Hotel.

The conference, entitled Partnership and Quality for the Development of Enterprise, will have two related themes:

• The practice of quality in every aspect of a company’s operations

• Interaction with possible Western partners.

For the second theme to be useful, it is essential that some Members present projects for partnership with European investors, who will also be invited to the Reunion. Such investors will only come if we can move from the general to the specific.

New FEBP Charter Members will also be welcomed at this event.

We remind you that visa requests must be presented well in advance. Last year several Members were unable to attend when they applied too late for a visa. Deadline: 31 May 2010.

ABOUT US
The Foundation for Excellence in Business Practice was created by a group of entrepreneurs, consultants and academics whose professional life continually brings them face to face with the issue of what excellence means in business. ...

    
CHARTER
We, entrepreneurs and business leaders of different nationalities, conscious of our responsibility to the present and future generations, are united in the belief that business must be based on profitability, but that its practice must extend far beyond financial objectives ...