San Jose, California – February 27, 2025 – The “Inauguration of ALLCPR’s 100th Community Emergency Training Center and ALLCPR 2025 Annual Conference” was successfully held at the University of San Jose (USJ). The event was attended by the ALLCPR management team, regional commissioners, branch representatives, and special guests, both in person and online. Dr. Claude Wang, Chairman of ALLCPR, Founding President of USJ, delivered a keynote speech. Distinguished attendees included Dr. Bin Li, VP of USJ; Mr. Kevin Cheng , VP of USJ; Dr. Tony Hu, Board Member of Patten University; Joseph, an outstanding instructor; and Mr. Wang Peng, General Manager of Chengdu Gocean Education Group and Chairman of ICCPRA China, who participated both online and offline.
ALLCPR, a brand under Gosvea established in June 2022, focuses on community emergency training and has successfully opened over 115 community emergency training centers across 30 states in the U.S. To date, ALLCPR has trained over 3,000 individuals in CPR, BLS, and other life-saving skills, making significant contributions to community emergency services in the United States.
NPO+LP Model: Establishing ALLCPR’s Unique Development Advantage – Dr. Claude Wang
In his keynote speech, Dr. Claude Wang reviewed the development journey of ALLCPR (ALL of Us Should Learn CPR), which is dedicated to building a nationwide community emergency training network. ALLCPR empowers individuals to become certified CPR responders, BLS lifesavers, and ICPIS specialists. Guided by the philosophy of “Helping others helps oneself,” ALLCPR aims to create a top-tier community emergency training service system.
Dr. Wang elaborated on the “public-private partnership model” adopted by the Gosvea Education Group, which operates under the “NPO+ LP” structure. ICCPRA (International Community CPR Alliance) focuses on building community CPR volunteer teams and collaborates with USJ to conduct public service activities. ALLCPR, on the other hand, implements a dual strategy of “community emergency training + emergency product supply,” developing the “ALLCPR APP” and “ALLCPR STORE” to create a functional platform for emergency knowledge and products, fostering a safer community emergency service ecosystem.
ALLCPR Annual Awards: Inspiring Excellence and Advancing Community Emergency Services
Outstanding Contribution Award: Kenny, for establishing the company’s MIS business processes and developing a network management system for partners.
Innovation in Technology Service Award: Daniel (cross-platform data management), Eric (automatic course completion), and Jurin (electronic roster).
Team Channel Expansion Award: Andy, for expanding the information network management platform and data services for training centers across 30 states.
Employee Excellence Award: AL, for building a national ICPIS specialist management system.
Rising Star Award: Zoey, for recruiting renand managing staff for 20 training centers.
Instructor of the Year Award: Joseph, for training NASA astronauts.
ALLCPR Person of the Year Award: Jianan, for successfully managing MIS during emergencies, ensuring the safety of the teaching system.
Best Partner Award: Tony of Patten University, for supporting ALLCPR initiatives.
Looking Back and Moving Forward: Building on Success and Achieving New Milestones
In 2024, ALLCPR achieved remarkable milestones, including establishing 100 training centers, 5 management centers, and covering 25 states. The organization trained over 25,000 individuals and earned the highest-level partnership status with the American Red Cross (PLTP, Primary Licensed Training Provider) and became a training partner with the American Heart Association (AHA).
Looking ahead, ALLCPR aims to establish 300 training centers, 10 management centers, and expand to 50 states, with a goal of training 100,000 individuals annually and forming 1,000 ICCPRA community volunteer teams.
ALLCPR extends its gratitude to all partners for their support and looks forward to working with communities to create a more equitable and safe emergency response environment.
About ICCPRA (International Community CPR Alliance)
ICCPRA (International Community CPR Alliance) is a non-profit organization (NPO) established by the Gosvea Education Group under the “public-private partnership model” (NPO + LP). ICCPRA focuses on empowering CPR responders by building community CPR volunteer teams, collaborating with USJ to conduct public service activities, and establishing community, group, and family emergency volunteer teams.
About ALLCPR (All of Us Should Learn CPR)
ALLCPR (All of Us Should Learn CPR) is a community CPR training network established by the Gosvea Education Group under the “NPO+LP” model. ALLCPR is dedicated to providing community CPR training, empowering individuals to become certified CPR responders, and offering emergency product supply services. To date, ALLCPR has established over 115 training centers across 30 states in the U.S., training over 20,000 individuals in 2024 alone, with a total of 30,000 individuals trained. Recognized for its outstanding contributions to public service, ALLCPR has been awarded the highest-level partnership status by the American Red Cross (PLTP, Primary Licensed Training Provider) and is an authorized training partner of the American Heart Association (AHA).
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