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UseWine

UseWine
8 December 2017 John Moore

The UseWine project compromises of three key features: People, Planet and Profit. The project is helping SMEs implement this structure into their vineyards.

Triple Bottom-line leaders believe that taking care of profits, people, and the planet are critical to corporate success, for the business viability and long term sustainability.  Studies indicate that the three most critical individual leadership competencies necessary for adopting the TBL approach are long-term vision, effective communication, and powerful influence.

OBJECTIVES
The objectives of “UseWine” are:

  1. To assist Wine SMEs in establishing a sustainability strategy that will include environmental and social elements
  2. To foster a TBL culture in Wine entrepreneurship
  3. To create common strategy among the Wine SMEs, the local authorities and the social and environmental stakeholders applied through policies which support TBL
  4. To develop leaders among the Wine SMEs and local authorities who will manage the TBL change
  5. To establish performance indicators to measure the penetration of TBL principles in Wine entrepreneurship

TARGET GROUPS

  1. local governments and authorities
  2. Wine SMEs
  3. social and environmental stakeholders

Consortium Partners:

Lead by Dekaplus Business Services Ltd (Cyprus) the project team comprises partners from eight different countries namely Exponential Training & Assessment (United Kingdom),  DIKTYO THEMATIKON KENTON TROODOUS (DITHEKET) LTD (Cyprus), BEST Institut für berufsbezogene Weiterbildung und Personaltraining GmbH (BEST) (Austria), CDE Petra Patrimonia (France), INNEO – Studio Twórczego Rozwoju (Poland), INSTITUTO DE SOLDADURA E QUALIDADE (Portugal), Fundatia Centrul Educational Soros Miercurea Ciuc (Romania), AYUNTAMIENTO DE ALCANADRE (Spain) and AD HOC GESTIÓN CULTURAL S.L. (Spain)

John Moore has over 20 years experience of training and developing Managers, Coaches, Consultants and businesses. As Managing Director of Exponential Training, John researches, speaks, blogs and writes about how to improve performance. He also designs and delivers engaging, fun and interactive learning programmes. John is a Fellow Chartered Manager and has worked with managers and organisations in over 20 different countries.