07 May 2014
BCCM is delighted to offer a limited number of FREE places to join Charles (Chuck) Gould, Director-General of the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) for a one-off webinar on Wed May 21 at 7.00-7.45 PM AEST on the ICA’s 
ambitious plan to grow the co-operative movement over the next decade.
Chuck will discuss the ICA’s Blueprint for a Co-operative Decade, the internationally agreed plan to make co-operatives the fastest growing form of enterprise by 2020, followed by a Q&A session on how to take co-operative business to the next level.
With a billion members globally, three times the number of stockmarket investors, co-operatives are arguably the most successful form of enterprise on the planet. In the wash up from the GFC the resilience of co-ops in times of crisis was a shining beacon of business success. In 2012, the world celebrated the contribution of co-operatives to social and economic development in the United Nations International Year of Co-operatives. The global co-op sector has now embarked on an ambitious plan to take co-operative business to a new level.
This webinar is part of the BCCM’s Global Leader Dialogues series presented in association with LBMX.
Register at Eventbrite now for a unique chance to speak directly with the leader of the International co-operative movement.
Do you have a question for Chuck? Email info@bccm.coop to pre-register your question.
About the Speaker
Charles Gould has served as Director-General and Chief Executive Officer of the International Co-operative Alliance since September 2010. The Alliance is the global association promoting the co-operative enterprise model. Its members in 100 countries represent 750 million individual co-operators.
Prior to his appointment, Charles served as CEO of Volunteers of America, a health care, housing and human services organisation with an annual budget of USD 1 billion. In each of the last five years of his administration, Charles was recognised as one of the fifty most influential leaders in the United States non-profit sector. Before joining Volunteers of America, Charles practised as an attorney-at-law with Arnold & Porter and with Hogan & Hartson US law firms in Washington D.C. He has a Juris Doctor (JD) degree from the University of Minnesota Law School (USA), and a Master of Studies (MSt) in International Human Rights Law from Oxford University (United Kingdom).
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