The first conference in Romania organized by the European Mentoring & Coaching Council (EMCC) is titled “Performance in Leadership through Ethics and Integrity”. This event is set to take place on October 29 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Bucharest and aims to gather professionals from the fields of business, coaching, and mentoring.
Now in its fourth edition, this annual conference has established itself as a high-level event attracting international participation. It is dedicated to managers and professionals in coaching, mentoring, and human resources. This year’s theme is particularly relevant as it engages with current controversies surrounding leadership practices, focusing on the interplay between ethical and integrity-based leadership and business performance.
A variety of thought-provoking questions will be explored at the event, including:
– What do ethics and integrity concretely mean in leadership?
– What insights from neuroscience relate to the interplay between thought-action integrity and leadership capabilities?
– How do ethics and integrity serve as critical components for creating stable and thriving businesses in the long run?
– Why is there a need for ethical and integrity-driven managers within the Romanian business landscape, and how can they be cultivated?
– In what ways can ethical actions contribute to sustained business performance?
– How can personal and organizational ethics stimulate growth and success?
Stefan Andrei, President of EMCC Romania, emphasized the significance of the event. “The agenda will feature prominent figures recognized internationally in coaching and leadership. We will welcome esteemed guests from the Romanian business community, including leaders, coaches, mentors, and trainers. The event will consist of presentations, workshops, and a panel discussion titled ‘New Paradigm, New Business’. It is targeted towards managers and leaders in business, coaching and mentoring professionals, HR specialists, trainers, and anyone with an interest in leadership,” he stated, inviting attendees to learn more through the event’s website, www.emcc-romania.ro.
Founded in 1992, EMCC brings together over 6,000 professionals from 24 countries. Established in 2012, EMCC Romania operates as a non-governmental and non-profit organization affiliated with EMCC International, promoting and supporting the principles and practices of mentoring and coaching to the highest ethical and quality standards.
For further information, individuals can refer to the main EMCC website at www.emccouncil.org.
This conference reflects a growing recognition of the importance of ethics and integrity in leadership, particularly as these concepts gain traction within contemporary discourse. By fostering discussions on how ethical considerations can enhance leadership, the event aims to contribute positively to the professional landscape in Romania, encouraging a new generation of managers who prioritize integrity in their business practices.
