The Club of Budapest
The Club of Budapest is an informal association of global and local active opinion leaders in the fields of art, science, religion and culture. The founder and president, Dr. Ervin Laszlo was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004, 2005 and 2006. He received the Japan Peace Prize in 2001 and holds the highest degree of the Sorbonne.
The Club of Budapest is dedicated to furthering and facilitating the evolution of more responsible and timely values and ethics among people in all societies and every walk of life, as the best and ultimately only dependable avenue toward peace and sustainability on this planet.
Honorary members of The Club of Budapest include H.H. the Dalai Lama (Spiritual Leader / Nobel Peace Laureate); Mikhail Gorbachev (Opinion Leader / Statesman); Jane Goodall (Scientist); Peter Gabriel (Musician); Sir Arthur C. Clarke (Writer); Hazel Henderson (Economist/Activist); Masami Saionji (Japanese Spiritual Leader); Mohammed Yunnus (Economist / Nobel Peace Laureate) to name but a few.
The Club of Budapest (Australia)
The Club of Budapest (Australia) was incorporated in March 2007. The Global Peace Meditation Day is the first initiative of the organisation.
The founding directors for The Club of Budapest (Australia) are: Sue Sharpe, Director of Phoenix Rising Books, John Matthews, Director of Institute of Executive Coaching Australia and Eugene Joubert, Director of Executive Leadership Australia
To learn more about The Club of Budapest (Australia) visit our website or send us an email
Global Peace Meditation Day - “May Peace Prevail on Earth”.