JCI Prime 2007
Dear Fellow JCI Member,
Have you ever felt that maybe, there’s something more to our leadership training than just the Project Planning Seminar and the Vanguard? Have you ever thought that there’s more to the Jaycees than just learning how to become more effective leaders by doing projects?
Well, there’s good news for you. JCI has a signature program that is usually available only during conferences and conventions. This is called JCI Prime. JCI Prime gives you the confidence to present complex information in a clear and engaging ways that dramatically increases your ability to motivate and inspire others. It is a 2 1/2 day training which will equip you with the skills to be a better coach, speaker, and trainor, skills that you can use to lead your team or organization to greater heights.
Usually, a 2 1/2 day seminar like this from other outside training organizations would cost upwards of P15,000. Here in JCI, the seminar is FREE. Yes, it’s FREE because while you only pay for the Prime Textbook (which is only available through JCI) and for the cost of the food and the 3D2N accomodations, you get to be under the tutelage of one of the very few JCI Certified Prime Coaches in the World, JCI Mem. Mennen Aracid. All in all, you’ll be spending only P7, 500.00 (and P7,000 if you pay on or before August 3, 2007) for a weekend training which will equip you to become more effective in handling people, coaching them, guiding them, so that they perform at their best. If you’re not yet a manager of people, this seminar will ensure that you’ll get there.
This is the last year that JCI Prime will be conducted so hurry up, avail of this opportunity. In the following years, JCI Prime will be broken up and replaced by 2 seminars that will take 2 1/2 days EACH. So if time is of concern to you, this is the only time when you can get it all in one weekend.
So, mark the dates, August 17-19, 2007 and we assure you one of the best learning experiences possible in your JCI career. The seminar will be held at the Seven Suites Hotel, Sumulong Highway, Antipolo, Metro Manila. Arrival time at the venue is 11:00 a.m. and will start promptly after lunch at 1:00 p.m.
For those who will pay on or before August 3, 2007, we are offering you an early bird discount. Just call up the JCI Manila clubhouse and look for Evelyn or Nilda at 525-6792 to advise them that you’ll be faxing your payment for the JCI Prime Seminar. The Fax No. is 525-2631.
Account Name: Manila Jaycees, Inc.
Bank: Planter’s Bank - Caloocan Branch
Account No. 0045-900908
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Hurry up, this may be the last opportunity you’ll be getting something so valuable, in such a short period of time for only the cost of a 3D2N accommodation with all meals included.
This project is hosted by JCI Manila in recognition of the urgent need for each LOM to have qualified and dynamic trainors who will equip future generation of members as the rest move up the JCI ladder.
Have a nice day!
Best regards,
The JCI Manila 2007 PRIME Committee:
JCI Sen. Louie Basilio
JCI Mem. Ping Kamantigue
JCI Mem. Toby Claudio
JCI Mem. Jojo Chua
JCI Mem. Jonas Ang
JCI Mem. Charlie Gaw
JCI Mem. Lawrence See
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Profile of the Seminar Facilitator:
JCI Mem. Mennen Aracid, Certified National Trainor, is a human resource and e-Learning consultant who has addressed professionals in Malaysia, Thailand, Germany, and the United States. He designed and implemented courses in e-Learning, Research, Project Management, Sales and Negotiations, facilitation and course design, and Business Communication.
He is currently an APDC Officer assigned to New Zealand. He served as JCI Philippines’ Presidential Adviser for Training in 2006. He was the National Executive Director in 2000. He led his LOM, JCI Kagayhaan Gold, as its president in 1999, while heading the National Training Commission that same year. Mennen was also the JCI Certification Commissioner for Area B in 1998.
His work experience covers sales, management, and operations in Information technology, pharmaceuticals, and educational solutions. He has drawn from this wealth of experiences to complement his 15 years in lifelong learning and adult professional education.
He represented the Philippines in the Global Battle of the Business Plans at Harvard University in 2005.

Posted July 27, 2007
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