#TodaysLeadershipInsight
As you step out this brand new week, remember that - effective communication is at the heart of #leadership.
Challenge yourself on how well you communicate your ideas, intentions, plans, and strategies.
Do have a wonderful week ahead...!
New Book Release...!
I’m delighted to announce the release of my new book, “Lead Disruption: A definitive guide for exceptional leadership in the Era of Disruption”.
You can pre-order at - https://t.co/nAAqUYSWWN
If your mind only goes to people at ‘the top’ whenever you hear the word #leader, you need to shift your thinking. #Leadership is influence and we all have it. Once you establish your square inch of influence, you can expand it. Care for people and help them succeed. Simple!
Nigerian civil servants are experiencing the consequences of corruption in education through the eyes of a Lagos schoolgirl, thanks to a new application of virtual reality (VR).
#SherifatsSchool#VRFilm
I just published #ENDSARS: An unusual challenge for law enforcement leadership in Nigeria? https://t.co/qs9znyEWtK
I argued that #Leadership in times like these need a level of #emotionalagility that responds to citizen's needs by listening and learning to lead effectively.
Final call. Register in advance for this webinar:
https://t.co/lHkDrfU9wh…
It is aimed at a global audience but will start at 12:30 in 🇬🇧 & 🇳🇬, 17:00 in India.
Ma broda @DrJoeAbah is not a figure who just talks the talk - his track record of delivery is impressive.
Join us
One of our amazing female panelists in this edition is Mrs. Motola Oyebanjo.
She is currently the Head of Corporate Affairs and Communications for Africa at Upfield Foods; the largest plant-based food company in the world.
Click here to register: https://t.co/HUJ5xGNHBd
Skills that would help advance women in leadership
1.Take spaces
2.Speak up and insist on being heard- Your opinion matters
https://t.co/9yuCFeDqvj policies that promote diversity
https://t.co/Xi8mgqR4zl other women
@Mrsomotolaoyebanjo
#leadershipexpress#augustedition
This is exactly what all my receipts from 200 - 500 level looked like.
95 naira was all I paid each year to get an Electrical/Electronics engineering degree.
Thank you Nigeria 🇳🇬 🙏🏾