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January 14th, 2016, Curitiba, Brazil

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Curitiba, Brazil, January 14th, 2016

The Foundations of Humanistic Management

After collaborating for several years the Brazil Chapter of the Humanistic Management Network and the Humanistic Management Center are delighted to have our first joint event coming up in Curitiba, Southern Brazil on January 14th 2016. This event marks the first Humanistic Management Conference taking place in Brazil.

The half day conference will be held at Instituto PrÃ³-Cidadania de Curitiba (IPCC) in the state of ParanÃ¡ in Brazil aiming to provide insight into and nourish exchange on the underlying assumptions, main tenets and practical implications of a human centered management paradigm in business. At the same time we are much looking forward to meeting various actors working on research and practice in humanistic management in southern Brazil.

You can preview the conference program and find registration information to this free conference here:
In English Humanistic Management Conference Brazil, 2016
Em Portuguese GestÃ£o Humanista Conferencia em Curitiba, Brazil, 2016
You can view the conference announcement by the City Hall of Curitiba here: Prefeitura Municipal de Curitiba
You can view the conference announcement by the IPCC here: IPCC Events

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