President of the Academy of Management Nigeria, Teacher Samaila Mande, has actually been appointed Director of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) Service School.
In a declaration, the academy stated the appointment reflects the university’s commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and the development of professional education in Nigeria and beyond.
The declaration explained Mande as a prominent scholar and seasoned scholastic with comprehensive experience in marketing, public relations, and tactical management.
“With a proven track record in teaching, research, and institutional development, he brings a wealth of expertise to his brand-new role,” it said.
According to the academy, the consultation represents a substantial step toward strengthening business School’s vision of becoming a leading center for expert master’s and doctoral programs that meet global requirements while resolving local industry needs.
As Director, Mande is anticipated to offer strategic management for the development and shipment of innovative programs, including professional master’s and doctoral degrees.
He will also drive partnerships with market stakeholders, boost research output, and position the NOUN Company School as a centre of quality in flexible, technology-driven knowing.
The academy noted that the NOUN Company School is tactically positioned to resolve the altering needs of the business environment through versatile and industry-relevant programmes designed to empower experts and entrepreneurs in Nigeria and beyond.
The school, a specialised arm of NOUN, offers premium, available company education and uses a variety of expert postgraduate programmes aimed at equipping students with useful abilities, tactical insight, and leadership capabilities for today’s worldwide economy.