HOW DOES CPTM WORK ?

Members are drawn from Commonwealth Governments,  Private & Public Sector Companies,  Networkers and the Commonwealth Secretary-General's nominees.  All these categories are represented on the Board of Directors.  CPTM's funds come from financially contributing Governments, that is Governments which make a specific direct financial contribution to CPTM annually,  and the Private and Public Corporate Sector.  Networkers contribute by offering their skills and knowledge on a voluntary basis. CPTM's activities are backed by a small full-time staff in the London Hub and by an increasing number of National Hubs including Malaysia, Botswana, Barbados, Lesotho, Namibia, St. Lucia, Swaziland, Uganda and Zimbabwe amongst others.

CPTM works to enhance Public/Private Sector co-operation and by positively encouraging a "Win-Win" or "Prosper thy Neighbour" philosophy.  These activities are carried out primarily through co-operative resourcing by Networkers whose time is voluntarily given, thereby leveraging applied funds by a factor of 5:1 at least.

 To ensure that CPTM executes its responsibilities properly, it is guided by a Code of Ethics, which provides guidelines for the conduct of all activities undertaken by any individual or group operating in the name of CPTM. 

WHERE DOES CPTM WORK ?

Primarily, but not exclusively, in the emerging Commonwealth Countries.  However, our horizons are wide and expansion beyond the Commonwealth is happening.

WHAT IS CPTM'S MISSION ?

To enhance National capabilities for the creation of and participation in global wealth, through sound Technology Management and using Public / Private Sector Partnerships.

THE WAY FORWARD WITH CPTM