LBS Welcomes Exchange Participants from Kenya and Advanced Management Programme – AMP 30

In line with the student exchange partnership between Lagos Business School (LBS) and Strathmore Business School (SBS); Owner Manager’s Programme participants from SBS will be joining the 24th edition of the Owner Manager Programme (OMP 24) class for a week of intensive learning.

The exchange participants expressed high expectations of their programme and stay at LBS. Catherine Masitsa, CEO and Founder, Samantha’s Bridal  notes that LBS is a quality provider of executive education. “I am here from Strathmore Business School in NairobiI believe LBS has really established itself as a leader in executive education. LBS has a lot of references, and I hope me being here will give me the skills and knowledge needed to allow me run a better and more profitable business” she said.

For Njeri Mwangi, CEO, Reliable Concrete Networks, being her first time in Nigeria, she hopes her stay at LBS will give her the opportunity to make valuable contacts that will enable her improve her network. “This is my first time in Nigeria. I am here to create very good contacts, to learn and to have fun” she said.

Participants from the AMP 30 class also expressed high expectations of their programme. Charles Ejekam, Managing Director, Rexter Express, hopes the programme will broaden his knowledge and enable him become a better leader. “I want to sharpen my Skills and learn new things. I believe this programme will enable me to become a better leader and give me the opportunity to add more value to the economy” he said.

LBS has student exchange agreements with various business schools worldwide. They include; IPADE Business School, IESEG School of Management, University of Stellenbosch Business School, Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, IESE Business School and Bocconi University.