Will you be attending the Masters Series at CIPM’s 45th Annual Conference in September 2013?



There will be 8Masters Series (2batches of 4concurrent sessions) designed specifically to challenge senior-level HR professionals with advanced business techniques. By attending these advanced-level, strategic and inspiring sessions you will gain the apparatus to connect and learn the proven secrets to excel in the increasingly competitive business environment. 

The Masters Series speakers are subject matter experts, leaders and pacesetters, who will provide you with the insight and knowledge you need to excel and move yourself and your organization forward.

Expect to interact with the following speakers in the sessions listed below:

·         Mrs. Elizabeth Olofin- Executive Director Fate Foundation: Developing Young HR Professionals
·      Mr. Victor Ariyibi-Oke, Director, Business Process,PoiseMedia Communications Ltd : Leveraging on Social Media to Advance HR practice:
·    Mrs. Ayodele Jaiyesimi- Head, Human Capital Magt & Devt,FBN Plc: Managing Generation Divide in the Workplace
·         Mrs. Anita Wiafe-Asinor- MD OML Africa, Ghana: Organizational Development for HR Leaders
·         Mr. Tayo Rotimi-CEO Mac-Tay Consulting: Outsourcing and Productivity Enhancement
·         Mrs. Epie Chantal- Director, Pan Atlantic University: Work-Life Balance: Giving it the Nigerian Flavour
·         Mr. Chris Osarunwense,GGM BDD,NNPC :Business Savvy :Find Your Leadership Edge
·         Mr. Foluso Phillips,CEO Phillips Consulting: Measuring, Managing and Maintaining HR Contributions
·         The list goes on and on……

You can also recommend the conference to your friends and colleagues. Learn more by visiting www.cipmnigeria.org.

You will your zenith!

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