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"Thrilled to have completed our Strategic management presentation at the University of Kelaniya, marking a key milestone in our academic journey as we wrap up the first semester of our fourth year! . #Teamwork #BusinessCaseStudy #UniversityOfKelaniya #AcademicJourney #Milestones #FutureLeaders"

Please congratulate the March 2024 cohort of The Effective Directors Programme. Held over 3 days this week at Wakato University, this collective of directors and executives left full of knowledge and learnings to implement straight into their organisations. The resounding feedback was how comprehensive the course was without being bogged down in the micro detail. Day 1 was all about Governance, facilitated by Dr. Peter Crow who has such a range of experience and deep passion about governance. Day 2 was finance-focused, facilitated by Bill Ross. The cohort deepened their skills on how to get the most out of the numbers in board reports AND the board to make collective decisions that drive profit and growth in organisations. Day 3 developed a 'strategy on a page'. Jo Cribb delivered a day that left everyone on a high with a lot of interactive work on strategy and looking for the risk involved. Having these foundations helps to take a significant step in your governance career. The course is for executives with 5+ years of experience on boards and is a challenging and rewarding learning experience that will consolidate your understanding of the role of the director and the board. Our next course is Jun 11-13 in Auckland. We are taking registrations now here https://lnkd.in/gPPnfhaM #certificationcourse #goverannce #congratulations #riskassessment #strategicplanning

Day 2: Unveiling My Skills Journey Have you ever wondered what sets your journey apart? Here are the skills currently shaping mine: ✅ Tech Skills (ALX AiCE program) ✅ Hard Skills (AXIS Young Scholars Fellowship) ✅ Leadership Skills (Organizing Secretary, BHJCR) Even as I am in the process of acquiring and refining these skills, they are already in action in my final year project at the Universiity of Ghana Business School. This is where theory meets practice, revealing the tangible impact of continuous learning. Napoleon Hill's words - “There is one quality which one must possess to win. And that is definiteness of purpose, the knowledge of what one wants, and a burning desire to possess it.” - serve as my guiding light, providing clarity and direction in my learning journey. Drop your skills in the comments below and let us embark on this journey of continuous improvement together! #SkillsInProgress #TechSkills #HardSkills #LeadershipSkills #ContinuousGrowth Pierretta Elinam AlagloRegina AsamoahAsareMabel Darko

I was in my early teenage when I started asking questions about life, I mean real questions. Questions about success Questions about leadership Questions about Excellence Questions about Purpose Questions about Prosperity Questions about impact Questions about spirituality And so on... The blessing about my search for answers was rooted in my heavy reliance on what the Bible says. The process of actively seeking these answers revealed the extent to which God has actually equipped us for a victorious life on earth. It suddenly made sense, how God created man with a clear mandate of fruitfulness, multiplication and domination on earth. Then I saw it! That I can never be insignificant That I can never be a mediocre That I can never be poor That I can never be a failure Over the years, my life has been a compendium of impactful experiences, characterised by mouth-opening, and attention-coming results. Having deliberately been on the path of advancement, I can say, on good authority that: I know something about Purpose I know something about Excellence I know something about Prosperity And I am happily sharing what I know with as many who desire it. In the next couple of days, I will be pouring out this knowledge in two cities. 12th October in Port Harcourt (Excellence Summit), 14th October in Uyo (PEP Talk). Check the comment section for details. The best part? These meetings are free and open to all! Who knows? I might be in your city soon!!!! #gkthementor #exsum2024 #PEPtalk

💫 Empowering Future Leaders! 💫 We are thrilled to announce that the 2024 Jurumani Solutions and Tangent Solutions Graduates and Learnership candidates recently attended the Financial Literacy for Young Professionals workshop. This initiative, offered by Jurumani Solutions and Tangent Solutions with the support of ONE AND ZERO LEARNING, is part of our commitment to equipping young professionals with the scarce skills of the future. Our goal is to produce well-rounded delegates who not only excel technically but also possess the financial acumen to manage their first salaries effectively. This workshop is a key component of the personal and professional development course at ONE AND ZERO LEARNING, setting our candidates apart. 📚 Topics Covered: - Collaboration and teamwork within the workplace - Developing a growth mindset and GRIT - Presentation skills - Managing the hybrid working environment across teams We are proud to support the growth and development of our future leaders! #FinancialLiteracy #ProfessionalDevelopment #FutureLeaders #JurumaniSolutions #TangentSolutions #OneAndZeroLearning #GrowthMindset

The best part of the projects I manage are the results. (I know, I know - I like the closing phase). 😂🤍 Early this year, I decided I wanted to contribute in the planning of the SPE NIGERIA COUNCIL NAICE 2024 conference. I reached out to our then Women Leadership Program (WLP) chair Elesie Ezenwanne. After some questions and dare I say - disturbances. 😂 She told me there's something I could do: Organize past Girl in STEM Awardees (from the year I won - 2023). I was soooo happy and got to work. I reached out to other amazingggg Awardees: Tochi Fidel-Anekwe, Anthonia Abah, Uchenna, Jesugbogo Benjamin GMNSE, and Oghenebrohie Macauley. From adding them to the group, brainstorming ideas, reaching out to past Awardees like Kaitochukwu, we got our slides ready. On the presentation day, my heart was beating faster than normal. 😂 Had I presented in front of large audiences? Yes. Had I presented in front of my future employers and top industry professionals? Nopee. 😂😂 Guess how it went? As a feedback person, I asked our chair how I did and she said I did well too. 😊 Thank you to all my fellow Awardees for their support and timely efforts, thank you to our chair for the opportunity and thanks to all the past Awardees who agreed to fill the form we sent out. 😊🤍 Being in Engineering is the best. Implementing ideas, leading teams and executing tasks is satisfying. 🤭 Today, I'm giving this shout-out. 😊 #ProgramManager #projectmanagement #socialmediachallengewithtgpl #theglobalprojectleaders #ThePinnacle #Godrules

Did you know that business growth isn’t just about strategies but also about empowering the people behind those strategies? At CMI Moz, we go beyond consulting—we create spaces where businesses transform challenges into opportunities. Whether it’s through tailored modules in our CMI Growth Hub 2.0 mentorship program, or providing innovative business solutions for sustainable growth, we’re here to help you succeed. ✨ Why choose CMI Moz? ✔️ Proven expertise in Africa’s dynamic business landscape. ✔️ Personalized solutions to meet your unique needs. ✔️ A team that values innovation, collaboration, and results. 👉 We don’t just consult; we empower, we inspire, we build. Curious to know how we can take your business to the next level? Let’s connect! Christopher Melia Nancy Mafundza Come #BusinessConsulting #MozambiqueOpportunities #CMIMoz #EmpoweringBusinesses

🎓Dinners... skipped 🎓Family outings... skipped 🎓Group calls with friends... skipped. But it was all worth it at the end for I got through what I consider one of the toughest challenges I had to face till date. My journey of becoming a #YALI #Alumni entailed moments of learning, enrichment and most importantly, growth. Gratitude goes to my class Facilitator, Mr. Vali Issufo , who not only inspired, but encouraged me to keep going when I was at my lowest. Ranging from Human Centered Design Thinking, Marketing, Human Resource Management, and Entrepreneurship,to the Financial aspect of setting up a business, the Business and Entrepreneurship Track allowed for a holistic understanding of why certain businesses fail while others succeed. This programme has also enabled me to forge a network of like-minded and inspiring leaders from different parts of South Africa, on whom I could count throughout. Going through this experience while simultaneously studying my Bachelor's degree at Curtin University made me realise that no matter how difficult a situation is, what counts is to never give up. As goes one of my favorite sayings, "It always seems impossible until it is done." #Yalialumni #graduation

Ramadan is a month of reflection, discipline, and spiritual growth for millions around the world. As an Executive Coach and Corporate Trainer, I find that the essence of Ramadan holds invaluable management lessons applicable in the professional sphere. Here are a few insights: 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐬 𝐒𝐮𝐜𝐜𝐞𝐬𝐬: Ramadan teaches us the power of discipline. Fasting from dawn to dusk requires a high level of self-control and discipline. Similarly, in the corporate world, discipline is key to achieving goals and overcoming challenges. 𝐄𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐲 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐔𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠: Ramadan fosters empathy as we experience hunger and thirst, providing a deeper understanding of others' struggles. In leadership, empathy is crucial for creating a supportive and inclusive work environment where team members feel understood and valued. 𝐅𝐨𝐜𝐮𝐬 𝐨𝐧 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬: During Ramadan, Muslims prioritize their spiritual growth above worldly distractions. In business, focusing on priorities and allocating resources effectively to achieve long-term objectives is essential. 𝐓𝐞𝐚𝐦𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Ramadan emphasizes community and solidarity, with families and communities coming together for prayers and meals. In organizations, fostering teamwork and collaboration leads to greater productivity and innovation. 𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Ramadan encourages gratitude for blessings and reflection on one's actions. Expressing gratitude and reflecting on achievements and setbacks are vital for personal and professional growth. Let's embrace these lessons from Ramadan to enhance our leadership skills, foster a culture of inclusivity, and strive for excellence in our professional & personal endeavors. Ramadan Mubarak to all who are observing this holy month! #Ramadan #LeadershipLessons #ProfessionalDevelopment #CorporateCulture #ExecutiveCoaching

🌍 Thrilled to have recently spoken to the YALI Regional Leadership Center West Africa, Accra Cohort 51 along with my fellow cohort member Damilola Adelowo with the session moderated by Sarah Kpoh as they embark on their journey in the Emerging Leaders Training Program! As a proud alumna of Cohort 47, I shared my experience navigating the program while working a full-time role and offered insights on how to make the most of this transformative opportunity. Here’s what I covered: 🕒 Time Management: Balancing YALI training with a full-time job was challenging, but planning my day and setting specific goals helped immensely. Keeping a structured schedule and carving out focused time for modules and group discussions made all the difference. I encouraged them to do same, remembering that being consistent was better than being perfect. 🌱 Post-Training Pathways: I emphasized the importance of finding an internship or community service role that aligns with their passion and goals. This practical application of skills deepens the YALI experience and will allow them to contribute to positive change within their community. 📑 Report Writing Tips: I provided strategies for writing the post-training report, focusing on clarity, impact measurement, and reflecting on lessons learned to truly capture their journey. YALI is more than training; it’s a chance to grow, #network, and shape change. Wishing Cohort 51 all the best on this exciting path to making a difference across West Africa! Glad I had the opportunity to pay it forward! 🧡 💡 #YALIRLC #EmergingLeaders #Cohort47 #Cohort51 YALI Network #TimeManagement #YALIWA #CommunityImpact #Leadership #mentorship #YALIC47 #YALIC51 #YALIwestafrica #YALI #YALINetwork