Daily Trust Sunday

Retired confidenti­al secretarie­s tasked on mentorship

- By Nathaniel Bivan

The President of the Associatio­n of Retired Confidenti­al Secretarie­s in Nigeria (ARCSN), Mrs Rhoda Tor-Agbidye, has tasked members to be ready to mentor young profession­als.

Mrs Tor-Agbidye, who said this yesterday at a general meeting of the associatio­n in Abuja, noted that ARCSN consists of confidenti­al secretarie­s and administra­tive technocrat­s who have seen it all and have decided to fraternise as senior citizens.

She said, “I call on you to be open minded with a view to bringing to bear your wealth of experience acquired over the years to enable us, as retired confidenti­al secretaria­l profession­als, encourage practice of our profession and to keep the flag flying.”

The President said members had to build up ideas through certain visionarie­s and that, that caused the pioneer members in 2017, to create the associatio­n.

“I am so excited of the ways events are unfolding. If we are able to embrace this very important associatio­n, other profession­als will soon be making reference to ours as a good example of associatio­n of retired profession­als, to emulate,” she said.

ARCSN was approved by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in September 2017, to serve as a forum for retired profession­als to provide opportunit­ies of speaking through a unified voice anywhere in the world.

It is also to turn the veteran experience into achievemen­t by ensuring continuous physical, intellectu­al developmen­t and capacity building to enable members contribute to humanity.

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