Get the Point Foundation is a Swiss foundation with its registered office in Bagnes, Valais.

Our ambition is to become the world’s foremost organization for violence prevention education creating a meeting place for the next generation of leaders; a place where role models are groomed, where ideas and experiences are exchanged and where pre-conceived thoughts are challenged. Above all, through our network, media coverage and influence, we want to empower young people all over the globe to assume their social responsibilities and be equipped and inspired to make a positive impact on the world.

By supporting Get the Point Foundation you will have the opportunity to be part of this ambition and to constructively inspire and influence young people and the leaders of the future by publicly demonstrating your commitment to youth, which will also engage and motivate your own staff and associates.

The Non-Violence Project The Non-Violence Project (NVP), is an association of organisations around the world. At present there are Non-Violence Project offices in Sweden, the UK, USA, Brazil and South Africa. NVP is internationally known and respected in the field of violence prevention and conflict resolution. NVP’s vision mirrors Get the Point and is to inspire, motivate and engage young people in positive action to make their lives and communities safer and healthier. NVP has trained thousands of employees of its sponsors and partners in conflict resolution, corporate social responsibility and on how to add values to individuals, customers and employees.

When NVP received the Presidential Daily Light Award in 2001 for best community project in the United States, President Bill Clinton stated;

"The work of the Non-Violence Project is an outstanding example of what we can do for our fellow citizens through community action".

The Raoul Wallenberg Academy for Young LeadersRaoul Wallenberg Academy for Young Leaders, a Swedish Trust, is honouring
Raoul Wallenberg by since 2001 running a programme for high school students in Sweden. The purpose is to create more understanding and respect for the leadership role and the benefits and responsibilities of being a leader. One of the unique aspects of this programme is that the young participants are receiving the same level of education as professionals
in the midst of their careers. The lecturers represent several categories
from society such as CEO’s, politicians, military commanders, priests, teachers, a conductor form an orchestra and a role model from the art, fashion or music world; www.rwa.se

The Peace Appeal FoundationThe Peace Appeal Foundation was launched with a mandate from five Nobel Peace Laureates, Adolfo Esquivel, Desmond Mpilo Tutu, Frederik Willem de Klerk, Mairead Maguire and Nelson Mandela, to provide leadership in support of the International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence. In 1997, all 27 living Nobel Peace Laureates issued an appeal to the Heads of States of all member countries of the United Nations, known as the Appeal of the Nobel Peace Laureates for the Children of the World. The appeal was one of the formative initiatives leading to the declaration by the United Nations General Assembly of the International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence beginning in 2001. The Foundation is operating as a network composed of social entrepreneurs, conflict resolution professionals,
leaders from business and government, as well as academics and others dedicated to the cause of peace; www.peaceappeal.org

TACK Training InternationalTACK is the oldest truly global management and sales training organisation
in the world. It was founded in 1948 and operates today on all five continents, with offices in 45 countries across the world. TACK offers cutting edge and award winning solutions, covering the following areas: Personal Development, People Management, Leadership, Change Management,
Business Management, Project Management, Communication, Sales and Sales Management, Finance, Customer Service and Telephone Skills; www.tack-training.ch