Paving the LTR

On February 14, 2012 By

Sir Edmund Hilary said, “It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves.” As such every journey begins with that first step, which is almost always the most difficult. For many of the attendees at the 2012 Atlantic GLC their first step on to the LTR will take place now, when they look within themselves, recognize [...]

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GLC Q&A 5/5: Your Life Direction

On February 13, 2012 By

 How has attendance at this GLC changed your life direction?

“Je trouve que cette conférence m’a définitivement fais repenser mes plans future. Le développement international est vraiment un option après cette fin de semaine.” François Lepage; Fredericton, NB

“Global Vision has affected my intended future life direction because I’m a business student focused in marketing [...]

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GLC Q&A 4/5: Your Global Perspective

On February 13, 2012 By

 How has attendance at the GLC affected or altered your Global Perspective?

“Never before did I realize the impact and the further potential that could be had by a small group. Atlantic Canada has a presence on the global scale. It’s just so amazing that even the smallest, local business can easily function on an [...]

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GLC Q&A 3/5: The Global Vision Advantage

On February 13, 2012 By

What do you see as being an advantage of your participation in this Atlantic GLC and potentially Global Vision in its entirety?

“An advantage of participating in Global Vision is the ability to work under pressure that is gained. When you have to work with others and gather many strong opinions to create a presentation [...]

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GLC Q&A 2/5: Global Vision and YOUR future.

On February 13, 2012 By

Where would you like to see yourself in relation to Global Vision in the future?

“I would definitely like to participate in the GVRA program. As is presents an opportunity to engage other like minded individuals and meet some amazing new people. I would eventually hope to be accepted as a member of JTC on [...]

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GLC Q&A 1/5: A First Step, the immediate gain by participants

On February 13, 2012 By

 What have you gained by attending the 2012 Atlantic GLC?

“A new perspective on what it means to network, and the opportunity to experience a new out look on what business is, what it can do, and what it truly means. I have had the chance to meet and interact with many Atlantic Canadian youth [...]

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Success is not temporary, rather it is eternal.

On February 13, 2012 By

Success is not measured by material possessions, popularity, or notoriety. Rather success can’t be measured at all. The concept of success is variable; every individual views it subjectively and exerts a form of passive personal influence and bias as to what the notion of success entails to them.

 

Looking back on this conference and [...]

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Finding your golden ticket

On February 13, 2012 By

Saturday morning presented participants with an intriguing project; teams were challenged to consider new and innovative ways to promote Global Vision. An interesting prospect full of possibility and opportunity in the eyes of participants. Teams were given three hours and told to use their imaginations and skills to create their presentations, from vibrant speeches to [...]

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Parks Canada: Making the Youth Connection!

On February 11, 2012 By

The Canadian Loon, the Beaver, Maple Syrup, Hockey, The Loonie, The Maple Leaf, The Moose, The Igloo; these are all examples of unique, quintessential Canadian things.

 

GLC delegates have witnessed the beginning of a new and exciting era for Global Vision. Global Vision in partnership with Parks Canada recently launched a new innovative initiative: [...]

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Exploring what Going Global means!

On February 10, 2012 By

Growing up Atlantic Canadian in rural and urban areas of our great region, many Atlantic Canadian youth are raised unaware of the numerous amazing opportunities that are available to Atlantic Canadians that could allow them to work on regional, national and international levels from their home part of the Atlantic Region.

Today Going Global presentation [...]

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