Executive education
European Centre of Communication and Culture (ECCC) and United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Office to Aid the Catholic Church in Central and Eastern Europe present in Warszaw:
I am pleased to inform you that the European Centre of Communication and Culture (ECCC), in cooperation with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) organises a seminar on Human Resources Management. The event will be held December 2nd-5th, 2024. This edition of the training is dedicated to Bishops and to the persons working and collaborating with bishops.
The sessions will be conducted, among others by: Father Marek Blaza, a Jesuit, Rev. Rocco D’Ambrosio, an expert in business ethics from the Pontifical Gregorian University will outline ethical constraints and considerations of cooperation with laity, and Mr. Maciej Wiśniewski, a manager, an entrepreneur and a business coach.
The seminar to be held in Warsaw Falenica, apart from its contents-related part, comprising the lectures and workshops, as well as a chance to have an informal conversation with the trainers, will also offer an opportunity for sharing experience or exchanging views during conversations with other course participants. They can also benefit from the moments of relaxation in our friendly environment.
The applicants admitted to our seminar will receive a confirmation by e-mail to guarantee their participation.
Owing to the USCCB kind support, the participation in the training, with accommodation and catering included, is free of charge.
This seminar, featuring dynamic and insightful speakers, will offer a fresh approach to issues identified by the social doctrine of the Church as fundamental and of crucial importance today, also in the Eastern European context.
Please find below the materials which were used during the previous seminars.
Organizers
European Centre of Communication and Culture (ECCC)
Centre run by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) located in Warsaw, Poland. ECCC organizes professional training courses for different social groups of people, among others for journalists, teachers, eclesiastical and educational leaders.
Office to Aid the Church in Central and Eastern Europe at USCCB
The Subcommittee on Aid to the Church in Central and Eastern Europe of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is composed of eight bishops. Each year, the subcommittee reviews and evaluates grant applications and makes funding decisions with the assistance of its staff.