THE FOUNDATION
FOR MODERN YOUTH & CIVIC PARTICIPATION
Charles Huber is an accomplished international business executive focusing on process harmonization, policy compliance, and procedural governance. As a senior project manager and change leader, Charles creates a results-driven, compliant environment.
Charles is also an expert in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and a pioneer in Corporate Digital Social Responsibility (CDSR), merging responsible digital citizenship with traditional CSR practices. As a frequent presenter on CSR and CDSR, [Name] has extensive experience in promoting responsible digital citizenship, civic participation, and community planning and engagement.
With significant experience in the NFP/NGO sector, he supports initiatives in education, critical thinking, and personal responsibility. His guiding motto is: "Individual decisions, collective consequences, individual responsibility."
Top Social and Public Issues:
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Adopting a results-oriented, business-efficient approach for government administration and operations.
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Implementing merit and performance-based evaluations for all non-elected/appointed government professionals.
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Updating policies to ensure transparency in administrative decisions and fiscal actions.
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Eliminating duplicate and redundant structures, organizations, processes, and policies.
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Promoting fiscal, social, and political accountability.
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Defining clear digital laws and policies to support responsible digital citizenship for all Americans.
Current CSR Involvement:
In Charles Huber's role as a manager at The Foundation for Modern Youth and Civic Participation, he is involved in various projects focused on Corporate Citizenship and Social Responsibility. He advocates for Responsible Digital Citizenship and emphasizes the importance of critical thinking in validating news and online information.
As the President of the Advisory Board of The Council on Responsible Digital Citizenship and a member of Hungary's DOJ Human Rights Taskforce, Charles addresses issues related to child safety, crime prevention, immigration and digital rights.
Charles Huber also serves as the lead consultant on Corporate Digital Social Responsibility at The European Prevention Institute.
CHARLES HUBER
Our world is rapidly shrinking as we transition from the information age to an era of intelligence and smart technologies. These advanced solutions are becoming integral to our daily lives, influencing how we interact, learn, and communicate.
With each passing generation, children are introduced to intelligent technologies at increasingly younger ages, making educating them on responsible online behavior essential. Our digital actions' permanence and far-reaching consequences underscore the need for caution and awareness.
The rise of anonymous communication has led to a proliferation of diluted information, disinformation, and misinformation. In this environment, users are constantly bombarded with static, direct, and targeted messages.
However, the importance of critical thinking and information validation cannot be overstated, empowering us to navigate this complex landscape.
As consumers, we are becoming more reliant on innovative technologies and applications, making us more vulnerable to cyber threats. Malicious actors exploit these technologies, targeting individuals and communities alike.
In this age of intelligence, it is imperative that legislation keeps pace with technological advancements. Policymakers must be well-informed and proactive, crafting laws and guidelines that address the evolving landscape of cyber societies, thereby ensuring our security in this digital age.
Our youth are at the forefront of this cyber evolution. They must be empowered to use their voices to protect their rights, safety, and future opportunities. As technology evolves, society must adapt to preserve our humanity and uphold our values.
In this new era, the FMYCP will advocate for a safe and responsible social evolution, ensuring that our technological progress aligns with the principles of security and integrity.
