Nigerian Institute of Management, NIM has elected Pat Anabor as its 22nd president and chairman in council. She takes over from Olukunle Iyanda who served his two-year tenure.
During her investiture, Anabor, an accomplished manager, tasked all members of NIM to join hands with the new council to move the Institute forward.
She said that her administration will thrive on continuity and consolidation as she intends to sustain all the good programmes of the predecessors of the Institute which will clock 60 years by 2021.
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“In addition to consolidating on the existing programmes and activities of the Institute, our priority shall be to develop the Institute’s land in Central Business District at Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos. We are grateful to the last council for perfecting the titles of the land thus paving way for its real development”, she said.
In his speech, the immediate past president of the Institute, Iyanda listed his achievement in the past two years. “We have addressed current management issues in our advocacy programmes with a view of finding an organisational and administrative structure that would enable this country to leverage its enormous resources”
