About

The Foundations

Where did CACOR come from and what are its purposes?

1. A founder of the Club of Rome speaks to the US Congress

The Club of Rome was co-founded by Aurelio Peccei, an Italian industrialist, and Dr. Alexander King, a British scientist. Here Dr. King explains what the Club of Rome was and what it wasn’t.

2. History of CACOR by Dr. Whitehead

Dr. Whitehead, a Canadian and Honarary Member of the Club of Rome, was present at its founding and was instrumental in the founding of the Canadian association.

3. CACOR – Letters Patent

Several years after its founding, the participants decided CACOR should become incorporated and seek registration as a charity. The letters patent set out the purposes of the corporation. This is a scan of the original letters patent, signed by the corporation’s first directors.

4. CACOR Aims and Objects

5. By-laws

CACOR today 

Who is involved and what is happening?

1. Some current members

2. Recent and current activity

3. The Annual General Meeting 2009

4. The Board of Directors

5. Committees

6. Relations with other organizations

     Club of Rome annual meeting 2009

     Other organizations

7. CACOR Policies: Disclaimers, Privacy, Protocols

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Club of Rome

Club of Rome website

New Secretary General

The reports of the CACOR representatives, Madeleine Aubry, Robert Hoffman and Sheila Murray, who attended the Club of Rome annual meeting in October 2009 are available.

Other National Associations for the Club of Rome

The European Support Centre newsfeed, below, carries some current news from national associations.