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ExxonMobil Egypt celebrates latest graduates of leadership training classes
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As part of its program to develop the human resources of strategic partners
Cairo, 7th March, 2010 - ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt
hosted an exciting event at the Four Seasons Hotel marking the graduation of leadership trainees, a program organized by ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt within the context of its social responsibility platform. The courses aim to develop leadership and decision making skills for employees working in companies and institutions that cooperate with ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt in several vital sectors such as construction and oil & gas.The celebration was attended by ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt's Mr. Khalid Soliman, Africa Middle East Field Marketing Team Lead, Mr. Ahmed El-Saddek, Industrial & Marine Sales Manager, Mr. Ahmed El-Ramly, Industrial Sales Lead Manager and Ms. Nadine Hassan, Field Marketing Coordinator, together with more than 40 graduates of the program, who received graduation certificates during the ceremony.
ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt organizes these training courses because it believes in continuous interaction with clients in different sectors, and supports the role that human resource development plays in promoting the quality of work inside these organizations.
"Organization of these courses comes within ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt's strategy for long-term partnership with its clients. Such partnership does not solely focus on business aspect, but adopts a more distinguished concept which bettering and helping leaders working in different sectors to develop their administrative and decision making skills. Certainly, any progress made by these leaders will positively reflect on the position of their companies and consequently the depth and strength of partnership between ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt and these organizations," said Mr. Khalid Soliman.
In the same context, Mr. Ahmed El-Saddek said, "ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt
has been organizing training courses for various industrial sectors and we have noticed mounting interest in joining these courses. We began with a relatively small number and over time requests to join these training courses have increased exponentially. The training we offer is an integral part of the program adopted by ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt to fulfill its CSR role towards Egyptian society." To ensure that training courses reach optimum levels of quality, ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt resorts to a number of specialized experts who use state-of-the-art management and decision making teaching techniques. ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt started its first training course in 2007, since then hundreds of employees from different sectors have acquired the necessary skills that support and increase their capabilities to manage jobs effectively.
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Note to the editor:
-ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt provides these courses for its clients free of charge.
-Each of ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt's clients elects a number of leaders to join the training course.
-ExxonMobil EgyptExxonMobil Egypt is keen on boosting partnerships with existing clients in different sectors through these courses.
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