CEFE Fellows are volunteer experts and
global diplomats bringing community character & ethics and entrepreneurial opportunity development to individuals,
groups, and organizations on five continents:
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Your choice
to become a CEFE Fellow with a concentration in Entrepreneurship permits you the opportunity to personally help
guide and develop entrepreneurial training models. These models can be entirely constructed by you or adapted from others
successfully used indevelopment in other communities around the world.
CEFE Entrepreneur programs also provide
conduits for project funding and grant development for local projects designed to help a communities economic development.
Micro business development is a distinct speciality of CEFE Entrepreneur Fellows. CEFE Fellows are prepared to assist
individuals, organizations and communities who otherwise might never have the opportunity to break out of the cirlce
of poor economic development and break the yoke of poverty for many of its citizens. CEFE Fellows are trained to find and
implement those economic forces and opportunities to grow and develop communities to prosper in the 21st century.
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- CEFE Applied Ethics Fellowship
Your choice to become a CEFE Fellow with a concentration in Applied Ethics
will permit you the opportunity to bring Character and Ethics development to communities in your home town or yourhome country.
The CEFE applied ethics programs are adaptable to any nation and permit local leaders, community activists,
and interested citizens the opportunity to become involved and make a difference. Fellows are ambassadors.
One
of the main concentrations of CEFE Applied Ethics Fellows is assisting and training community leaders and educators character
development and ethics. Normally concentrated as a community wide project normally begins with CEFE Fellows organizing
community leaders to commit to a community wide effort to bring character and ethics into their communities from the top down
as well as from the bottom up.
CEFE Fellows have been successful in organizing through local Chambers of Commerce,
schools, and government officials. US domesitic efforts have often been sponsored may large community employer firms anxious
to assist their cities with comprehensive programs.
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