The Institute of Corporate and Strategic Development Excellence (INCOS-DE) has recorded a major boost to its international standing following a successful official meeting with the Møller Institute, University of Cambridge.
Announcing the development in a statement, the Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of INCOS-DE, Mr Kunle Yusuff, FINCSD, MON, disclosed that the Møller Institute has agreed to design a customised online training programme exclusively for the institute.
“I am pleased to share that our official meeting with the Møller Institute, Cambridge University, was a success,” Yusuff said. “The Møller Institute has agreed to customise an online training programme specifically for INCOS-DE.”
He further revealed that both organisations have reached a mutual agreement for INCOS-DE to facilitate and organise an executive class at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, with the active participation of the Møller Institute.
“We have also mutually agreed that INCOS-DE will facilitate and organise an executive class at Cambridge University, UK, with the Møller Institute’s active participation,” he stated.
According to Yusuff, the collaboration will also extend to executive training activities outside the United Kingdom, as the Møller Institute has committed to participating in INCOS-DE’s programmes globally, including in Nigeria.
“Additionally, the Møller Institute has committed to attending our executive training sessions globally, including in Nigeria,” he added.
Describing the partnership as a landmark achievement, Yusuff said the recognition by a globally respected institution such as Cambridge underscores the credibility and excellence of INCOS-DE.
“This global recognition is a testament to the integrity and excellence of our institute, and a validation of the hard work and dedication of each and every one of us,” he said.
He congratulated members of the institute on the achievement, emphasising that the milestone reflects collective effort and shared success.
“We are proud to have achieved this milestone, and we celebrate this success together as a community,” Yusuff concluded.
