“My purpose in life is to euducate people including the moral value of human being.”
– Dr. Kol Pheng
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Young Generation Leaders
In terms of leadership, although there are differences among sects, a Buddhist institution usually has a recognized leader, such as a head monk as well as others who have different responsibilities within the institution. Incidentally, these individuals are typically older and more experienced.
Many leaders seem to either have forgotten or never learned of the Golden Rule of Leadership, which is “leading others is a privilege that is earned, not a right.” Leaders who understand that leading others is a privilege understand that leading, first and foremost, is about service.
Young Generation Leaders
Venerable Kou Sopheap, Ph.D.
President for Academic Buddhist Studies
Oknha Keo Mom, EdD., Member
His Excellency Prof. Taing Ratana, Chairman
Prof. Srinivasa Madur, Ph.D., Member
PUC-E.L.I. KEY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
PUC-ELI’s “Commitment to Moral Leadership” is anchored on three hallmarks, namely: Sīla (Wholesome Actions). Samādhi (Mental Discipline) and Paññā (Wisdom).
FIL B. TABAYOYONG, JR., M.D., Ph.Ds.
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Dr. NGET SOKLA
Executive Director
BEN A. BETONIO
Executive Consultant & Corporate Leadership Development & Resource Mobilization Director
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