TEXEM UK's Executive Programme Helps African Leaders Navigate Economic Uncertainty
TEXEM UK is hosting a high-level executive development programme, 'Navigating Economic Uncertainty Successfully', from Nov. 24 to Nov. 27 in Milton Keynes. The four-day intensive programme aims to help African executives respond to global economic uncertainty and domestic challenges. It will use TEXEM's distinctive methodology, combining case studies, peer-to-peer engagement, observation practice, games, and role play to build resilience and sustain competitive advantage.
The programme is timely, according to Musa Jimoh, Director of the Central Bank of Nigeria, as it addresses rising geopolitical risks and opportunities like the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and mobile money adoption. Caroline Lucas, Director of Special Projects at TEXEM, also noted its critical timing for African economies facing multiple headwinds.
Participants will gain actionable insights into strategic decision-making, financial risk management, leading through recession, and developing resilient business models. The programme will feature globally recognized faculty with expertise in leadership, governance, and diplomacy. The fee is £5,500, discounted to £4,750, with an early payment option of £4,300 for those who register before Oct. 31. Interested participants can contact TEXEM via +44 7425 883791 or email [email protected] for registration.
TEXEM UK's programme promises to equip African executives with the tools to navigate economic uncertainty. With its unique methodology and renowned faculty, it offers a valuable opportunity for professional growth and organizational resilience. The programme's discounted fee and early payment option make it accessible for those who act promptly.
