Talk:Claes Cronstedt
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[edit]according to foreign policy Claes Cronstedt was considered the top CSR Lawyer (corporate social responsibility) in Europe, this is a current topic for the future (Hugocron 13:49, 11 July 2007 (UTC))
In Claes Cronstedt's latest project,Get the Point, he will educate potential young leaders from across the globe. FIFA is interested of sposoring and role models such as tenis player Roger Federer will maybe commit.
How dare you to nominate this article for deletion, when this is only the beginning of something great/revolutionary in the modern world of misery and poverty
We are deligthed of your engagement in Get the Point. The overriding idea for Get the Point is to inspire, motivate and guide young people to solve conflicts more peacefully. Get the Point continously thrives to engage organisations and individuals who share our objectives and we constantly challenge them to become part of our movement.
We would of course like to have five time Wimbledon champion and a superb role model such as Roger Federer as one of our ambassadors. However, we are not there yet..
For more info about Get the Point visit our introduction website at www.getthepoint.net. Our Community website for social change will be up and running late September/beginning October.
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