Nambawan Super has donated K10, 000.00
towards the staging of the “Ethics
Symposium” at the Divine Word University in Madang later this year.
The donation was made at a ceremony
attended by 72 Business, Management & Accounting students at the Madang campus.
This will be the fourth year for the
symposium to be staged and is the first time such a large donation has been made
towards assisting with the event.
Nambawan Super Managing Director, Mr Leon
Buskens expressed the need for young people such as graduates from Divine Word
University to be mindful of ethical issues as they embrace the challenges that
will be brought on by multi-million kina projects like the PNG LNG, Ramu Nickel
and the Pacific Marine Industrial Zone (PMIZ).
He said students now are entering more
interesting times as compared to the previous generation and the key to their
successes will depend on how they take on their responsibilities as leaders in
their families, households, communities and the country as a whole.
“Nambawan Super is playing a small but
important role in promoting ethical behaviour in institutions, communities and
work places through our support of the Ethics Symposium. We believe that such
symposiums are vital in creating debate and raising awareness about the
developments that are taking place in the country;” said Mr Buskens.
“Students entering the workforce in the
next couple of years will be at the forefront of unsurpassed developing changes
and as future leaders, they need all the guidance and assistance they can get.
As leaders of tomorrow, the onus is on them to start considering what sort of
legacy they want to leave behind for future generations.”
The Secretary of the 2010 DWU Business
Studies Ethics Symposium Organising Committee, Mr Ben Simon expressed his
sincere appreciation and gratitude to Nambawan Super for the
K10, 000.00 sponsorship.
“The sponsorship demonstrates the kind of
corporate commitment Nambawan Super has towards important events and activities
that are geared towards improving human society. Your commitment to assist is
noteworthy and will surely go a long way in achieving our objectives we
have set for the symposium this year,” he said.
Mr Simon said; “What concerns most of us in
light of these developments is how these immense wealth to be generated will
benefit the bulk of the population or, how it will be translated
into tangible developments for resources owners as well as for the
country as a whole.”
Several high profile speakers have been
invited to attend the Ethics Symposium including Managing Director of Esso Highlands,
Mr Peter Graham.
The symposium is scheduled for 3rd
of September 2010.
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