Nearly 3 Decades of Excellence & 10 Years of Global Civility! 
To all our incredible Philippine client partners whom I’ve had the privilege of serving since 1995—thank you for your unwavering trust over the last three decades! Walking with your organizations and seeing your teams grow into world-class professionals is the heart of what I do. 
And a special salute to IITTI World Civility Index for our decade-long partnership (2016 to present)! 
Together, we’ve spent the last 10 years raising the bar for global credibility, professional standards, and soft skills excellence across industries.
Here’s to many more years of certifying world-class talent, building executive presence, and setting new benchmarks in civility and leadership!
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SOFT SKILLS. HARD EVIDENCE. Turning Human Capital Development into Measurable Impact for Organizational Culture and ESG
For decades, organizations have invested heavily in soft skills training—but one fundamental question has remained difficult to answer:
“Did the training actually produce lasting behavioural change?”
A group of pioneering companies is setting a unified standard for workplace etiquette and intercultural competence, which is essential for both operational excellence and ESG reporting:
1. Marlow Navigation Philippines, Inc. (MNPI)
2. MSC Shipping Manning Services, Inc. (MSC-SMSI)
3. United Marine Training Center (UMTC)
where professionals recently completed a World Civility Index (WCI) program led by Licensed IITTI Master Instructor Carolina D. Tan, AICI CIP.
Marlow has long emphasized that investing in people is central to its success. This initiative reflects that commitment by exploring how professional development can be recognized through observable behavioural competencies.
One future objective could extend beyond delivering of this initial training program, and pave the way for further, sustained development in creating verifiable evidence that individuals are actively investing in professional behaviours such as:
· International business etiquette
· Professional communication
· Empathy
· Intercultural awareness
· Respectful workplace conduct
These competencies are increasingly recognized as essential for building stronger organizational culture and preparing employees for intercultural exchange, especially for companies in this group with employees in various countries.
As sustainability reporting evolves around the world, environmental (“E”) and governance (“G”) metrics have become increasingly standardized. The Social (“S”) dimension, however, remains one of the greatest measurement challenges. Organizations continue to ask:
“How can we demonstrate that investments in people are producing real behavioural outcomes?”
The World Civility Index represents one possible approach—providing a shared framework for recognizing and documenting continuous professional development through observable behavioural competencies.
Congratulations to Carolina D. Tan, AICI CIP, REB and all the participating professionals for contributing to a workplace culture built on civility, professionalism, and continuous improvement.
What if the future of ESG isn’t only about measuring carbon—but also about measuring how people grow?
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