SESI news
 Welcome to the second edition of the new SESI e-news. We hope you will enjoy the new crop of articles on the SESI website, a taste of which follows below. Among other items, the St Anne’s team asked for the chance to tell their side of the project’s story. There are also two very interesting articles from Indonesia.
A few people experienced some technical difficulties registering on the site first time around. We apologise for that and we believe we’ve got those issues sorted now. But do be patient with us as we get re-established. We’ve repeated instructions for registering on the website at the bottom of this email – please take a moment read them through if you are in any doubt or if you weren’t able to login last time.
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 Enterprise to be a Key Theme at Basara: Tauhid Panji, Subud Youth Chair for Indonesia writes about four young Subud entrepreneurs and how enterprise will be an important part of the Basara international youth program to take place in Kalimantan in January 2017.
 St. Anne’s Project: The Team’s Perspective: Hussein Dickie provides a response to recent commentary along with the project team’s viewpoint on the project process and ‘lessons learned’. [Registered members only]
 Bapak’s Guidance for the Direction of Our Association: Extracts from Bapak’s Talks about the integral nature and purpose of enterprises, with explanations compiled by Rashad Pollard and Stuart Cooke. [Registered members only]
 Subud Los Angeles ‘Centerprise’: Hanafi Fraval reports on how the Subud LA centre is being revitalised and beginning to pay its own way as an enterprise.
 Subud Indonesia Forms an Enterprise Company: Pak Suwatna, SES National Coordinator for Indonesia reports on the formation of PT Pundi Kencana Mulia and other exciting developments.
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Got Something To Say?
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We hope you will find the articles and stories on our website inspiring. Welcome to the Subud Enterprise Services family!
Hadrian Fraval
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