CBC Business & Technology Hubs serve as “Think-Do-Tanks” for their respective sectors, uniting sectorial leaders worldwide. In parallel, CBC Regional & Country Hubs bring together leaders at the regional and national levels. 

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1. Independence & Alignment:

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• CBC Hubs operate independently and in alignment with #Declaration2030, #JointManifesto2023, and the #TogetherWeAreStronger spirit.

• They collaborate and engage in cross-fertilisation with other CBC Hubs.

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2. Roles & Responsibilities of CBC Hubs’ Leaders:

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• Ensuring their sectors, regions, and countries are represented in shaping the CBC Impact Legacy Series: “Quo Vadis Clean Hydrogen?”, “StorageVersity”, “Clean Water Blueprint”, and “The Future - Towards The Regenerative World” guiding decision-makers and stakeholders

• Representing the Club in:​

  • Interactions with other business stakeholders

  • Engagements with sectorial, regional, or national political decision-makers, institutions, and organisations

  • Communications with partnering media and other media outlets

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In addition, CBC Countries’ Chairs shall: 

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• Coordinate club activities within their respective countries

• Serve as the primary point of contact for international stakeholders

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3. Benefits & Contributions of CBC Hubs’ Leaders:

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Engagement Platforms:

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• Engaging in bilateral and multilateral meetings with political decision-makers, institutions, and organisations

• Participating in CBC-exclusive gatherings, sectorial conferences, exhibitions, and CBC-powered sessions

• Communicating via CBC Hubs’ Networking Groups on WhatsApp

 

Global Communication Channels:

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• Speaking at and represent their Hubs and CBC during events and meetings

• Giving interviews and contributing articles to the CBC Platform, CBC Leadership TV, partnering media, and other outlets

• Utilising CBC marketing and communication tools, reaching over 930,000 people globally

• Leveraging the communication channels of CBC partners and member organisations