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United Kingdom-based organisation, TEXEM, will on July 17 and 18 in Lagos hold its executive programme designed to help participants develop a vision, deliver values, and master the art of persuasion.

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IIM Raipur has launched its Executive Development Programme in General Management, a 12-month blended course designed for professionals seeking career advancement. The programme focuses on building a ...

SINGAPORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Singapore Management University (SMU), along with online education provider – Emeritus, has rolled out a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) programme that has been curated with ...

The rules of the game change the moment you step into senior leadership, yet far too many professionals are playing with an outdated handbook. According to McKinsey research, between 27 and 46 percent ...

India, July 28 -- Learners will gain skills like Cross-functional Agility, Strategic Thinking, Change Management, Digital & Analytical Fluency; Access to SLIQ Cloud Campus for in-depth learning & ...

21 October 2010 AMMAN -- The Executive Development Programme for 2011-2013, currently being discussed by the Council of Ministers, is expected to be adopted by the government before the end of this ...

The CEO Accelerator Programme brought together business leaders for its seventh CEO Breakfast Retreat on Saturday in Aburi.

Riyadh: The Board of Directors of the Arab Gulf Programme for Development (AGFUND) announced the appointment of Hammam bin Nasser bin Juraied as Executive Director of the Programme during the 32nd ...

The General CG Musa Community Development Peace Ambassadors and National Security Achievements Supporters in Media (CDPAANSAS ...