Apochi named president of LBS alumni
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Managing Director, Unified Payment Service Limited, Agada Apochi has been inaugurated as the new President of the Lagos Business School Alumni Association.
Apochi takes the helm of the association after the expiration of the term of Mr. Frank Aigbogun, publisher of BusinessDay Newspapers, who led the organization for two years.
He was inaugurated alongside other leaders at a handover ceremony recently held at the Oriental Hotel, Lagos.
Before this new role, Agada had been the vice-president of the association, in which he contributed his share to the improvement of the institution.
Speaking at the award ceremony, Dean of Lagos Business School, Professor Chris Ogbechie commended the association for the tremendous support and contribution to the institution and to society in general.
Ogbechie, who expressed his gratitude to the executive led by Frank Aigbogun, explained that despite the challenge caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the association had a considerable impact on the institution and the communities that surround it.
"I can say unequivocally that over the past two years the communities around our institution, Lagos Business School, have benefited more from the alumni association.
"I have to say that this outgoing exco has made us proud. Regardless, I want to say that we have a lot to teach our society as a whole," he said. he declared.
Speaking also, Apochi thanked the outgoing executive members for a job well done, saying it was evident in the number of impactful projects undertaken by the team.
Speaking on his four-point agenda for the association, Apochi said that over the next two years, his administration will establish two foreign chapters and ensure the continuation of corporate social responsibility activities. undertakings carried out by the last administration. , among other objectives.
"As a team, we need some networking to be successful in what we do. We have a responsibility that we must not shy away from. Our work is already cut out for We would do anything to improve
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Managing Director, Unified Payment Service Limited, Agada Apochi has been inaugurated as the new President of the Lagos Business School Alumni Association.
Apochi takes the helm of the association after the expiration of the term of Mr. Frank Aigbogun, publisher of BusinessDay Newspapers, who led the organization for two years.
He was inaugurated alongside other leaders at a handover ceremony recently held at the Oriental Hotel, Lagos.
Before this new role, Agada had been the vice-president of the association, in which he contributed his share to the improvement of the institution.
Speaking at the award ceremony, Dean of Lagos Business School, Professor Chris Ogbechie commended the association for the tremendous support and contribution to the institution and to society in general.
Ogbechie, who expressed his gratitude to the executive led by Frank Aigbogun, explained that despite the challenge caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the association had a considerable impact on the institution and the communities that surround it.
"I can say unequivocally that over the past two years the communities around our institution, Lagos Business School, have benefited more from the alumni association.
"I have to say that this outgoing exco has made us proud. Regardless, I want to say that we have a lot to teach our society as a whole," he said. he declared.
Speaking also, Apochi thanked the outgoing executive members for a job well done, saying it was evident in the number of impactful projects undertaken by the team.
Speaking on his four-point agenda for the association, Apochi said that over the next two years, his administration will establish two foreign chapters and ensure the continuation of corporate social responsibility activities. undertakings carried out by the last administration. , among other objectives.
"As a team, we need some networking to be successful in what we do. We have a responsibility that we must not shy away from. Our work is already cut out for We would do anything to improve
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