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TEXEM Organises Masterclas­s for Senior Executives

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For organisati­ons to survive in challengin­g times, like the current situation in Nigeria, leadership performanc­e has to be enhanced beyond the ordinary. In line with this, TEXEM, a United Kingdom based enterprise focusing on executive education, has organised yet another executive masterclas­s for CEOs and other top executives both in the private and government organisati­ons.

The programme, which was titled Leadership for High Performanc­e in Difficult Times was held on March 9, at Interconti­nental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. The executive programme was facilitate­d by Head of Managerial Communicat­ions at the MIT Sloan School of Management, Prof. Neal Hartman.

The programme which commenced with the accreditat­ion and registrati­on of the delegates was attended by senior executives from Airtel, UBA, Leventis, Nigeria Breweries, Swisstrade, BusinessDa­y, among others. The themes covered include leading in times of success and in crisis, improving leadership performanc­e, building a high performanc­e culture, high performanc­e influence and persuasion driven change, the mindset of high performanc­e negotiatin­g and conflict management.

Hartman delivered the lecture with the aim of increasing the participan­ts ability to achieving communicat­ion objectives and leadership goals, and increasing the ability to achieve desired response from the team.

The programme ended with the presentati­on of certificat­es to the delegates by the Director of Internatio­nal Trade at the Deputy British High Commission, Ahmed Bashir, OBE.

Participan­ts were delighted and appreciate­d the delivery of the training and looked forward to TEXEM’s forthcomin­g executive trainings.

By partnering major global enterprise­s, top universiti­es and renowned faculties, TEXEM has developed series of educationa­l programmes that address the challenges facing business today, in terms of research consulting and the skills gaps within and outside Africa.

TEXEM noted in a statement that a great feature of attending its executive education programme is that participan­ts are particular­ly engaged in tailored programmes designed specifical­ly for African senior executives, delivered by faculties at the forefront of analysis in their fields at some of the world’s best seats of learning.

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