Le Club Diplomatique de Belgique – Siège social: Château Sainte-Anne, Bruxelles – est un lieu de rencontre privilégié pour les membres des Corps Diplomatique et Consulaire, pour les fonctionnaires internationaux (Union Européenne, OTAN, organisations internationales) qui sont ou ont été en poste à Bruxelles.  Prof. Dr. h. c. Léon F. Wegnez, l’Administrateur Secrétaire Général du Club Diplomatique de Belgique (Monsieur Wegnez a été honoré par l’European Retail Academy, ERA, en tant que “Homme de l’année 2015”), après avoir reçu la belle nouvelle concernant la désignation de Son Excellence Monsieur Klaus Werner Iohannis, Président de la Roumanie, comme lauréat du Prix international Charlemagne d’Aix-la-Chapelle (https://holisticmarketingmanagement.ro/romanian-president-klaus-werner-iohannis-the-designated-recipient-of-the-international-charlemagne-prize-of-aachen-april-2020/ ), nous a transmis le suivant message:

“C’est un grand honneur pour votre Président et pour la Roumanie.

Le Prix Charlemagne est un des Prix les plus prestigieux. 

L’Empereur Charlemagne a sans doute été le premier vrai Européen.

Sa vision unificatrice au niveau de l’Europe a inspiré la construction européenne.

Sa place dans l’Histoire est considérable.

Seules des personnalités de tout premier plan sont honorées par ce Prix, décerné à Aachen (Aix-la-Chapelle), en Allemagne mais à proximité immédiate de la frontière avec la Belgique,  dont Charlemagne avait fait sa résidence préférée.

FELICITATIONS !

Léon F. Wegnez

Administrateur Secrétaire Général

du Club Diplomatique de Belgique”

Étant considéré comme la récompense la plus ancienne et la plus célèbre rendant hommage à l’engagement en faveur de l’unification européenne (https://www.karlspreis.de/fr/accueil), Le Prix international Charlemagne d’Aix-la-Chapelle Charlemagne était le premier prix politique dans la République fédérale d’Allemagne, la Société du Prix Charlemagne étant fondée en mars 1950 (https://www.karlspreis.de/fr/prix-charlemagne/origine). En 1969 ce prestigieux prix a été décerné à la Commission des Communautés européennes, pour la première fois à une institution européenne au lieu d’une personnalité (https://www.karlspreis.de/fr/prix-charlemagne/qui-recoit-le-prix).

Romanian Distribution Committee events are built to surround you with peers who are eager to learn and distribute the latest and most relevant knowledge at the confluence of knowledge management and information technology within the new capabilities’ requirements (digitization, automation along with AI, Robotics and IoT – a cross-functional team effort, analytics, and innovation), generating commitment to change and action, turning insights into action, proactively addressing the full scope of changes to be experienced while operating models, cultural priorities, and integration architecture, making organization more efficient and effective on the basis of processes’ codification and lessons learned, including by mapping the customer journey and creating a comprehensive view of the touchpoints and micro-moments (so as to know how to win the shift to mobile while dealing with an Omni channel world) in this journey.

It is well-known that the first foray of our scientific Association into boosting competitiveness and collaboration (including by approaching the significant issue of talent development) stems back almost 24 years when the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) highlighted the need for new indicators of human capital, training and labour requirements (underlined by the central role of learning) while focusing on indicators for the knowledge-based economy (OCDE/GD(96)102), the indicators of the knowledge distribution power and other characteristics of innovation systems being considered key (considering the importance of tacit and codified knowledge, diffusion and creation of knowledge, know-how and know-who).

There is no doubt that in today’s fast-changing world there is a true challenge of knowing how to obtain the organization’s distinct competitive advantage and improved resilience, by better and faster understanding the real need of encouraging the development of the skills and talent, taking into account the above mentioned new capabilities’ requirements as demonstrated by recent and reputed studies highlighted by both our Association RDC Magazine, and “Holistic Marketing Management” Journal of the Romanian-American University.

Participanţii (CIDE-INCE, Academia Română, A.S.E. Bucureşti, A.P.C. etc.) în urma convocării Adunării Generale ordinare a Asociaţiei “Comitetul Român al Distribuţiei” din 29 noiembrie 2019 au constatat ca nu s-a întrunit condiţia necesară (2/3 din numărul membrilor). În această situaţie (aşa cum s-a precizat şi în convocarea din 19 noiembrie a.c.) Adunarea Generală ordinară a Asociaţiei “Comitetul Român al Distribuţiei” este convocată în noua dată de 12 decembrie 2019, în acelaşi loc (Bucureşti, Bd. Expoziţiei nr.1B, Sala Senatului Universităţii Româno-Americane, ora 12:00), cu aceeaşi ordine de zi. La această a doua convocare adunarea generală este legal constituită indiferent de numărul membrilor participanţi. Urmează a se face demersurile necesare pentru înscrierea modificărilor intervenite, pe baza hotărârii adunării generale şi a constatării/hotărârii noului consiliu director (inclusiv pierderea calităţii de asociat pentru unii dintre iniţiatori/constituienţi conform statutului etc.), în Registrul special (inclusiv înscrierea aderenţilor ulterior constituirii).

Preşedintele Consiliului Director