Business Magic @ Work - a special series for JCI London Members and guests part 2 of 3

"GROWN UPS DONT USE PPT" - TICKET PRICE INCLUDES FINAL EVENT in the SERIES for 26 JUNE - "Productivity"

The ‘Business Magic Series’ Serious skills for leadership

Invisible Training’s ‘Business Magic Series’ is a collection of practical, fun and interactive events designed to increase your skills in communication and personal effectiveness.

Described as “brilliant and engaging” by The International Chamber of Commerce and “insightful and excellent” by IBM, these sessions are fascinating and stimulating and are packed with new techniques for persuasion, performance and productivity that you can use immediately. The emphasis is always on developing useful ‘real-world’ skills to help you achieve your business goals.

‘Grown-Ups don’t use Powerpoint’

“It was like having Derren Brown help us with our business...”

Presenting is an essential business skill and you are expected to be good at it. This fun and practical session will teach you how to think of a presentation from the audience’s point of view. We’ll look at the ten mistakes almost everyone makes in every presentation and how to avoid them. You’ll learn the skills that theatre practitioners and writers use to craft compelling messages that communicate your point and make people act on your ideas, and you’ll take away lots of tips and techniques to avoid ‘death by powerpoint’. By the end of this session, you’ll never think about presenting in the same way again!

Who should come?: Anyone who gives presentations, either to clients or internally. Even

experienced presenters will learn something from this talk.

See Video  and website here, http://www.invisibletraining.com/.

Not to be missed - Guests Welcome 

LEE WARREN

Lee is one of the most popular magicians in the country, an Alexander Technique teacher, a theatre director and a commissioned writer at the Royal Opera House. He combines his experience of magic and theatre with his strong background in sales and running a business to create talks, seminars and training sessions that are amazing and inspiring but also practical, relevant and motivating. Lee is fluent in Spanish and is very good at playing the piano badly.

JAMES HARWOOD

As well as being a busy corporate trainer, James is a professional West End actor – he once played the lead in ‘The Mousetrap’, but don’t ask him ‘whodunnit’!- James is a teacher of the Alexander Technique, has started several successful small businesses and commutes to work everyday on his old Triumph motorbike.

INVISIBLE TRAINING

Invisible Training’s mission is to help people achieve their business goals by becoming better communicators. Our seminars, talks and practical training sessions are all designed to help you re-think the way that you communicate and work and learn solid skills to become more engaging and persuasive. Our clients include IBM, AXA PPP, Logitech, Visa Europe, The International Chamber of Commerce, Morgan Stanley, Betfair and The Foreign Office.

Queries or questions ask Ricky - JCI London Business Director.  

Book up quickly spaces are strictly limited on a first come first serve basis.

MAKE IT HAPPEN - be VISIBLE and DEVELOP!

A FANTASTIC series of business insights, skills and tools to learn and apply in your own organisations.

Watch this space and book a slot in your own diary for each session, which will be delivered by Magicians with experience as business coaches who use psychological and theatrical techniques to deliver visible results.

Looking to grow your professional network?

Keen to pick up practical new skills?

Enjoy travel all over Europe and the world?

Following on from the success of  'MEET THE MEMBERS!' - AN OPEN EVENING '

JCI LONDON

invites you to…

'MEET THE MEMBERS 2!'

If you’re NEW to JCI…

Get a great introduction to the Chamber
Broaden your network of like-minded young professionals

If you’re a JCI member…

Broaden your network of like-minded young professionals (!)
Connect with members of the Council
Find out how to get more involved
Enjoy a drink with fellow members of the Chamber - hooray! 

5 Core Themes

• Business/Networking  –  Build your network & help your career
• Training  –  Personal & professional development
• Social  –  Enjoy many fun social events throughout the year
• Community  –  Give back!
• International  – Meet fellow Jaycees from around the world...

Price: FREE (register now for a free drink on the night!)

Prizes: Door prizes and prizes for non-members who join on the night!

Key contact:  Jason Sender, Membership Director

mailto: jason.sender@jcilondon.org.uk

This is the monthly team meeting of the business group in JCI london. If you want to be involved in organising events for our members or have ideas/ suggestions for future events or activities, please feel free to come along or drop an email to

Ricky (Business Director) - ricky.kothari@jcilondon.org.uk

All interested members and non-members are welcome to come along and contribute to the evening. There is no charge to attend the meeting.

In order to prepare us for this we will be having a book swap and informal discussion at the LCC Building. This will be followed by a drink at O'Neill's nearby.  

It is a great way to get rid of your pre loved books and replacing them with ones you have not read. The idea is that we bring a book for a book so if you take a book you must have brought a book for it. 

For further details contact Alex

Does the idea of speaking in front of a crowd make you nervous and stressed?

Do you wish you had more confidence when giving presentations at work?

Do you want to be able to practice public speaking in a friendly and supportive group environment?

If the answer to any of the above is YES, JCI London invites you to join the Public Speaking Club!

The Public Speaking Club is a new project designed to help people who have difficulty speaking in public and want to improve their skills. If you are already a confident speaker, the group will allow you to practice your skills in front of a receptive audience. Regardless of which stage you are at, the group will give you the opportunity to try out different techniques and styles of speaking and most importantly, receive constructive feedback on how you can improve helping you grow in confidence.

When booking, please confirm whether you intend to be a Speaker or an Observer. Observers are limited to giving feedback only.

If you would like to be a Speaker, you will be required to prepare and deliver a short speech lasting 4-5 minutes on a topic of your choice. It can be on anything you like!

Places are limited so please register your interest by following the booking link.

If you have any queries regarding this event, please send an email to Mihai Taraipan at mihaitaraipan@gmail.com

Karen Darby is a highly successful serial entrepreneur with a classic 'rags to riches' story. Her speeches are inspirational, imaginative, refreshingly honest and highly entertaining.

Karen has over 20 years experience of delivering dynamic, high energy talks and presentations to literally thousands of conference delegates both in the UK and overseas. She also has extensive broadcast experience including live and pre-recorded TV and radio interviews and has participated in various business-based podcasts.

Her presentations are upbeat and motivational, delivered with the passion and focus which only comes from someone who has really been there and done it. She talks of the highs and inevitable lows of running your own business, how to deal with the set backs and how to turn them to your advantage.

On the 31^st May event Karen will talk about her journey to becoming a serial entrepreneur and what it really takes to be a success.

About Karen:

Founder & CEO, CrowdMission.com

Founder & CEO, Call Britannia Ltd.

Founder & CEO, SimplySwitch.com

Founder, Karen Darby Direct

Founder & Co CEO, Decisions Group Ltd

(now part of Sitel Inc)

Ambassador, Working Chance Charity

Mentor, Author, Feminist & Social Activist

 

 

Karen's Bio

Karen is a highly respected serial entrepreneur with a career spanning three decades. In 1983 she set up one of the country's first telemarketing companies building the business to 200 staff and sales in excess of £4m before selling her share in 1990. She then ran a training and consultancy business from home whilst raising her young family.

In 2002 Karen launched her third venture, SimplySwitch, the world’s first telephone-based price comparison and switching service. Based in one of the UK’s most deprived areas, four out of every five staff were unemployed when they joined the company. Karen created over 100 jobs, raised £500k for charity and helped thousands of consumers save over £20m on their household bills. In August 2006 Karen sold SimplySwitch to DMGT (owners of the Daily Mail) for £22m producing x 22 multiple for her investors and an IRR of 165%.

Karen went on to launch Call Britannia in 2009 with a mission to create 10,000 jobs for the long term unemployed and those with significant barriers to employment. The business was conceived in a downturn and launched in a recession with £1m of venture capital funding.

Now Karen has now launched her fifth new start up – CrowdMission, the world’s first equity-based crowdfunding platform exclusively for social enterprises. Karen firmly believes as both an investor and entrepreneur that you can make money AND make a difference! She has also written a book about her entrepreneurial adventures called ‘Burning my Bridges’ which is shortly to be released. You can download the first chapter free at: http://www.burningmybridges.co.uk/

Karen is married with three sons and likes to mentor socially-driven entrepreneurs in her spare time.

Volunteers’ Week is an annual event which takes place on 1-7 June. It celebrates the fantastic contribution that millions of volunteers make across the UK. JCI London Community Team wants to invite you to find our what's happen in the your local community (City of London and surrounding boroughs) and find how you can contribute and bring about social change.

More information to follow

Please contact the Community Director Soraya Bowen

Email:soraya.bowen@jciuk.org.uk

As a JCI member, you have the opportunity to attend several JCI conferences throughout the year. The two biggest are the European Conference and World Congress. JCI UK sends a large delegation to both. If you go along, you will:

• see the big picture of JCI and learn how it works
• bond with the people you’re travelling with 
• expand your network as you meet many international JCI members 
• make friends with open-minded, supportive people who will encourage you to reach your goals
• have an enormous amount of fun.

Conferences offer high-quality training, lectures and keynote speeches (often on topics such as leadership, management and entrepreneurship).

They also lay on social events. During big conferences, different JCI countries host the evening parties. You could find yourself tasting sushi at the Japanese night, tucking into smørrebrød at the Danish party and slaking your thirst with sangria at the Catalonian evening.

JCI members find that conferences are a fantastic investment. You’ll come back feeling energized, inspired, and with a bulging contacts book.

Register at the event website www.jci-ec2012.eu

Our regular monthly Council Meeting, to review progress and make decisions concerning future activity. As a Council, we really encourage you to contact us with your comments/feedback.

We are all volunteers - and definitely not perfect! - but we promise we are doing our best to create positive and meaningful opportunities/value for all our members. But we can only do this if you let us know how we're doing - and help us to improve things!

If you are a JCI Member and would like to attend this Council Meeting, you are welcome to do so. All we ask is that you email Council President, Simon Bucknall, in advance to let us know that you'd like to come along...

simon.bucknall@jcilondon.org.uk

Come and join us and meet our new charity of the year KIDS and their supporters summer BBQ at one their playgrounds in London

We will supporting the great work in the lead up to relaunching our 'Gift of Christmas' appeal later on in the year. 

More information to follow soon 

Please contact Soraya Bowen Community Director: soraya.bowen@jciuk.org.uk

JCI London Presents IBM Social Business

part of the social media series delivered by JCI London Team 

①Highlight the opportunity social media creates

②Discuss some key considerations to be successful-both internally and externally

③Showcase insights that come from advanced analytics

④Provide examples of innovative and successful initiatives

Opportunity for Q&A - for Attendees

This is the monthly team meeting of the business group in JCI london. If you want to be involved in organising events for our members or have ideas/ suggestions for future events or activities, please feel free to come along or drop an email to

Ricky (Business Director) - ricky.kothari@jcilondon.org.uk

All interested members and non-members are welcome to come along and contribute to the evening. There is no charge to attend the meeting.

We can't reveal much more at this stage - spoilers and all that - though more details will follow. Please save the date however, and if you are interested in either being one of 10 volunteers or taking part in a team of two then contact alexandra.illsley@jcilondon.org.uk

Lee Warren and James Harwood from Invisible Training lead this hands-on session on practical

productivity. You’ll learn why ‘to-do’ lists are not a good idea, why your email inbox is usually overflowing,

and why the way you’re working causes as many problems as it solves.

In the session, Invisible Training will show you how to get your email under control and your in-tray empty

-every day, how to whizz through outstanding items using the ‘two-minute rule’ and how to implement a

structured and simple workflow system to make projects and plans move forward.

Drawing on the work of David Allen, Leo Babuta and The Alexander Technique, this seminar is engaging

and interactive and everyone will leave with several practical tools for immediate use. After the

presentation, Lee and James will be happy to take questions and help with ‘real-world’ situations.

Who should come?: Anyone who has more than 10 outstanding emails in their inbox on a regular

basis, and anyone who has ever felt ‘snowed under’.

A FANTASTIC new series of business insights, skills and tools to learn and apply in your own organisations.

Watch this space and book a slot in your own diary for each session, which will be delivered by Magicians with experience as business coaches who use psychological and theatrical techniques to deliver visible results.

A weekend of sharing best practices, planning for the future and getting inspired to growing and getting better as an organisation.

Every Chamber can send three delegates to the event - preferably Local President, Deputy Local President and another delegate. Talk to your Chamber President if you are interested in attending.

We have a limited number of spaces for other attendees - Senators etc, so please get in touch with Solveig Malvik if you would like to attend.

Bring your ideas, smile, open spirit and go get it attitude. This will be a working session, we'll have fun, learn and share.

Times:
Saturday 30 June: 10-17
Sunday 1 July: 9-13

Venue:
Holiday Inn, Sheffield

Price:
Event is free, but participants buy their own lunch and dinner 

The weekend will be in three acts; I - learning from our past, where do we come from. II - where do we want to go, III - how will we get there. We will work on a strategic plan for the nest 5 years of the organisation, encompassing administration & finance, membership, new chambers, branding, role in the UK, events and more.

Please note that you have to participate in the whole weekend in order to attend. 

Contact National President Solveig Malvik if you are interested in attending.

If you need a hotel room, please get in touch with JCI Sheffield President Sandra Pilraczyk. 

** PLEASE NOTE THIS EVENT WAS POSTOPNED FROM 14th APRIL SO PLEASE WATCH THIS SPACE FOR VENUE AND BOOKING DETAILS. THANKS FOR YOUR PATIENCE. **

JCI London hosts another of its 'World on A Plate' dinners. This event sees JCI London take their networking to a restaurant for a nice social meal. We will be sitting down to eat...however after each course we will then move our feet so we sit down next to a new friend. That way we all get a chance to come together and exchange ideas. 

You will be able to:

•    Meet the JCI London council directors
•    Find out about JCI, how to join and how to get involved
•    Discover more about the unique and exciting opportunities available to members
•    Get the low-down on the projects we are currently running
•    Check out our forthcoming events
•    Get to know other members of JCI London

One of the best things about JCI is the people you meet and the lasting friendships made at events such as this.  Visiting Jaycees from around the world also often stop by, so it is a fantastic way to find out about JCI activities in other countries and form international friendships.  We also encourage members of our partner organisations to come along, network and build relationships.  

Booking details and the venue is to be revealed shortly so watch this space!

For further information contact Alex

www.beat-of-berlin.de

Making the most of the summer and join us in West London, Hammersmith and Fulham, to give the foreshore a big make over.

All you need is your enthusiasm and turn up ready to go! All equimentment will be provided on the day.

This will be an open event to anyone in London, therefore please book if you're availabe on the day a.s.a.p as I will need to provide the organisers with names of attendees.

We will be having lunch at pub after the clean up so if your not attending the clean up and want to join us just sign up for the pub meet up.

If you want to join in and make our London waterways a place to enjoy London then please contact Community Director Soraya Bowen for more information.

Email: soraya.bowen@jciuk.org.uk

If you want to join us fitness levels does not matter, walkers, joggers and runners welcome the get in touch with the Community Director Soraya Bowen 

Our regular monthly Council Meeting, to review progress and make decisions concerning future activity. As a Council, we really encourage you to contact us with your comments/feedback.

We are all volunteers - and definitely not perfect! - but we promise we are doing our best to create positive and meaningful opportunities/value for all our members. But we can only do this if you let us know how we're doing - and help us to improve things!

If you are a JCI Member and would like to attend this Council Meeting, you are welcome to do so. All we ask is that you email Council President, Simon Bucknall, in advance to let us know that you'd like to come along...

simon.bucknall@jcilondon.org.uk

2012 SOLENT BUSINESS BALL

JCI Southampton is proud to announce the 2012 Solent Business Ball.

Held in association with South Hampshire JLD, YCAG & RIC matrics, and with generous sponsorship from Clarke Willmott, Grant Thornton & CMA Financial Recruitment, the combined team will be putting on an event that promises to be one of the biggest social occasions for the Solent business community - a night of great food, music, company & fun!

Date
Friday 20th July 2012

Time
7.30pm to 1am

Venue
St Mary's Stadium - home of Southampton Football Club

Dress Code
Black Tie

Cost
Enjoy a welcome drinks reception, 3 course dinner (including table wine), music and entertainment for the following prices:

£40 per person
£360 for a table of 10 (discounted rate).

Booking Details
Tickets are now on sale!  Please click here to download the flyer/booking form & then return via post or e-mail to Claire Merritt (see details on form).

Terms & Conditions
Payment must be received in advance to secure tickets.

Active Citizenship for a Better World

"Looking ahead to 2015 and beyond, there is no question that we can achieve the overarching goal: we can put an end to poverty ... But it requires an unswerving, collective, long-term effort."
-United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

Why Global Partnership?
Imagine a better world. A world with no wars, no poverty, no sickness. Now, how are we going to get there?

No single entity can answer the world's greatest challenges alone. The three sectors each have a unique and crucial role to play, and only through collaboration will we realize the better world we are working for.

At the 2011 JCI Global Partnership Summit, active citizens from around the world united with leaders of business, civil society and government to explore ways to work both individually and collectively to enhance grassroots efforts to advance the UN MDGs. In 2012, we're taking action to apply these powerful ideas to our countries, our communities, our backyards.

Through interactive discussions, workshops and case studies, JCI members, partners and participants will engage these concepts viewed through the unique JCI perspective as the leading global network of young active citizens.

Objective
The Summit will focus on arming active citizens with the tools and information necessary to impact their communities through targeted action and strategic partnerships.

Expected Results
The Summit aims to accomplish the following

• Engage thought leaders from the three sectors to explore best practices in collaboration, leading the conversation with the unique JCI perspective
• Highlight strategic partnerships and how they can be implemented at the local level to build a better world and advance the UN MDGs
• Showcase stand-out projects from all three sectors to motivate and inspire active citizens to create positive change

Participants
The Summit is open to all members of JCI. In addition to JCI members, a number of UN officials, representatives of JCI's global partners as well as Global Compact companies will attend. Normally not more than 200 people attend so it is a great opportunity to get to meet and socialize with people you otherwise only see from a distance. 

Read more:
Read more about last year's summit here:
jci.cc/summit/

Blog post from UK members who went to the summit:
Jaruwan Brmroungroksa (JCI London Marketing Team Member)
Faisal Mooraby (JCI Reading)
More by Faisal: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4 & conclusion

in 2010 7 members from the UK attended. Many made a trip of it spending the weekend before and after exploring New York. Read JCI Leeds member Georgina Abbott's story from the 2010 Global Partnership summit on page seven in The National from August 2010. 

After taking in the scenery it will end at a nice pub where members can reward their efforts with a well earned drink. 

The route and booking details will follow shortly but main contact is Alex. 

JCI Halmstad invites you to the 2012 Crayfish Conference in the weekend of August 10-12 2012. Come to Sweden and Halmstad to enjoy a great summer party mood, traditional Swedish food, drinks and a great time with new and old friends.

www.crayfishconference.com

we are planning another weekend with our Twinning partner in London, so mark the wekkend in your calender and be there.

Celebrating JCI Barnsley's Diamond anniversary 60 years of local people developing their leadership & business skills and supporting community projects and charities.

SAVED THE DATE

- BOOK this date in the diary a must attend event to get insights in to the latest business and social networks through Google Maps and Google Plus.

Check out the latest Blog.

http://googleblog.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/toward-simpler-more-beautiful-google.html

Tickets and booking will be accepted from May, limited spaces and early bird tickets available. 

Plus a bonus for a select few JCI members,  cannot reveal till Summer 2012.

The purpose of the summit is to enable JCI UK members to get involved in the public discourse in the UK and to make a difference in their local communities.

The summit will take place over the weekend of 22-24 September 2012. The Summit will start with a social Friday night for those already there and end Monday afternoon around 5pm. You can read the draft programme here.

Among the activities of the summit we will shadow an MP, learn how to do our own PR, learn about structures of government both local and national, government priorities, how to get involved with civic forums and a panel on lobbying. Read more in the About section.

The summit includes the JCI Impact Training *FIRST TIME IN THE UK!* which will be given by a representative of the JCI HQ team in St Louis.

Read more on our dedicated website and register here

 The Active Citizenship Summit is open for all active members of JCI. We especially encourage Local Presidents and Deputy Local Presidents in particular to attend.

While the Summit is open for members from outside the UK the programme is aimed at JCI members living in the UK as they are the ones who will get the most benefit from attending.

Price

The price of the event is £119. This includes lunch on all days and bbq on Sunday. Please register on this website, then pay either by cheque or bank transfer. Details about payment will be in your confirmation email.

PROGRAMME

Friday 21st September
19:00-20:00         OPTIONAL DINNER

Day 1 – Saturday 22nd September

THEME: STRUCTURES IN GOVERNMENT

09:00-10:00
Coffee and Registration

10:00-11:00
Welcome and Introduction

11:00-13:00
Government Structures: Local and National Perspectives

13:00-14:00
Lunch

14:00-16:00
Government Priorities

16:00-16:30
Coffee break

16:30-18:30
Guest Panel: The Lowdown on Lobbying

19:00-00:00
DINNER & PARTY

Day 2 – Sunday 23rd September
THEME: HOW TO DRIVE CHANGE

08:30-09:00
Coffee and Arrival

09:00-10:00
Reflect and Wrap Up

10:00-12:00
Do your own PR with Mary Murtagh

12:00-13:00
Lunch

13:00-16:00
JCI Impact Training

16:00-16:30
Coffee break

16:30-18:30
Moulding Your Message

18:30-00:00
BBQ

Day 3 – Monday 24th September
THEME: HOW TO MAKE AN IMPACT

08:30-09:00
Coffee and Arrival

09:00-10:00
Welcome

10:00-15:00
Shadow your MP

15:00-15:30
Coffee break

15:30-17:00
Lessons Learnt & Next steps

17:00-18:00
Networking w Champagne

Read more on our dedicated website and register here

If you missed it out last time make sure you save date

Join JCI members from all across Europe for an inside scoop on what's really going on at the EU.

JCI members get to learn from the experts in EU about how the EU really works, what's the big thing at the moment and how to lobby the EU. Members then shadow a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) for two whole days, learning what they are doing in practice, seeing what's really going on.

In addition to the shadowing and the first day of lectures the evenings are filled with receptions and dinners so that participants really get to see what life in the EU capital is like.

You have to be a JCI member to participate at this event. 

The event starts Sunday afternoon and continues through Wednesday with daytime and evening events. The price does not include accomodation.

Keeping with the running theme we looking to get a team to run the Royal Parks Half Marathon for KIDS.

Please contact the Community Director Soraya Bowen

Logo Concept

1. Year 2012 will be the year of dragon, according to the Chinese Zodiac. Coming out together with the dragon and the number of "2012" means the combination of eastern (the dragon) and western (4 digits) culture.
2. The dragon is the leader of 12-animal symbols in the Chinese zodiac. JCI is the leader of young entrepreneurs' associations, JCI Taipei is the leader of JCI local chapters in Taipei Metropolitan Area, and Taipei is the leading metropolis city in Taiwan.
3. A jumping dragon means an active leader. The dragon was drawn in Chinese calligraphy painting and in form of circled ribbon. The circle means "completion" - success and achievement.
4. 2012 is drawn by calligraphic painting too and was in form of colorful clouds. Clouds 2012 rises and accompanies with the jumping dragon going toward to JCI (in form of its official logo) and the World Congress. The whole picture presents to keep moving forward year by year. This idea is very similar to "Be Better" concept from JCI - always stepping toward a better world!

JCI Belfast is proud to be hosting the 2012 JCI UK National Convention.  After winning the bid to host back in September 2011, the Conference Organising Committee has been working hard getting the venues finalised, sponsorship secured and most importantly developing a programme of events for everyone to enjoy.
 
So when is it?
 
30 November - 2 December 2012

Where is it?

Belfast, Northern Ireland

· Conference Venue - Hilton Hotel

· Gala Dinner Venue - Titanic Belfast.

How do you get here?

By plane of course...!

· Belfast City Airport - conveniently located 10 minutes from the city centre

· Belfast International Airport - located just 30 minutes from the city centre with direct bus service available.

What do we have planned so far?

· Friday night Irish themed social at one of Belfast's famous pubs. Guinness on tap, traditional Irish music and more!

· Saturday Keynote speaker - Dr Jackie McCoy, Director of Business Institute at University of Ulster, presenting on 'Leading with Emotional Intelligence'

· Saturday gala dinner - guests are invited to join us for what we have coined as being a "Titanic Experience" at Belfast's newest visitor's attraction and conference venue, Titanic Belfast, for a RMS Titanic White Star first class
dining experience.

Why come to Belfast?

To walk down Titanic Belfast's replica grand staircase of course...

The city of Belfast is thriving and many would say that 2012 is it's year. After a decade of investment and unprecedented growth, Belfast has established itself on the map not only in terms of tourism but also as a dynamic business destination, balancing modernity and innovation with a rich heritage and a thriving art scene.
 
Today, Belfast is packed with history, culture, exciting events, great food, super shopping... you might even spot a ship or two. You'll also find some of the friendliest people you'll ever meet. Have a look around and learn more about the city we're so proud of. 

We hope you join us!

Information will be available at the website: www.jci-ec2013.com