“A Year of Expanded Horizons” – CKC’s 2024 Newsletter
- 10 January, 2025
- ckcvietnam
As we close the chapter on 2024, we stand at the threshold of a remarkable journey defined by our theme: “A Year of Expanded Horizons.” This year, our research center has dedicated itself to transcending boundaries and exploring new frontiers across five pivotal pillars:
- Expanding Research Horizons;
- Expanding Consulting Services;
- Expanding Community Outreach;
- Expanding Partnerships; and
- Expanding Employee Well-Being.
2024 marks a pivotal moment for CKC as we have ventured into uncharted territories, forging new partnerships, and strengthening a dynamic, creative, and impactful research and development ecosystem. We celebrate not only achievements but the transformative journey we embarked upon in expanding our horizons. Together, we are not just looking forward to the future – we are actively shaping it.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude for the unwavering dedication demonstrated by our members and profound appreciation to our Governance Board, international advisors, associates, and partners. Your steadfast commitment has been instrumental in driving CKC toward remarkable achievements this year and we look forward to continuing this collaborative spirit into 2025 and beyond.
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