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Officers and personnel from the Center for Naval Leadership and Excellence, Institute for Solidarity in Asia, and defense sector organizations at the dinnertime launch of the Philippine Navy’s Good Governance Fellowship.
MANILA – After completing the governance reform pathway in April 2014, the Philippine Navy is making a conscious effort to strengthen ties with other public sector organizations that are pursuing sustainable transformation. Its Center for Naval Leadership and Excellence (CNLE), the office that oversees the disciplined execution of its transformation plan, recently invited counterpart governance practitioners from the defense sector to be part of the maiden voyage of its Good Governance Fellowship, conceptualized as a venue for best-practice sharing and new partnerships.
Addressing officers and personnel from the Department of National Defense, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Philippine Army, Philippine Air Forces, Philippine Military Academy, and Philippine National Police, Rear Admiral Ronald Mercado said, “Jointness should not just be exercised in operations but in everything we do.”
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Participants getting to know each other by playing human bingo.
CNLE intends to open its fellowship events to government agencies and local government units outside the defense sector throughout the year.
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