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APBN holds Summit of Professionals in Nigeria Tagged 'APBN2016'Posted: 11 years ago |
The Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria (APBN) is to hold her 2016 Summit of Professionals tagged "APBN2016" at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel Abuja on the 26th to 27th july 2016. The APBN Summit of Professionals is the gathering of all professionals across Nigeria, bringing together more than one million (online and offline) Nigerian professionals and global thought leaders seeking knowledge, trends, resources and opportunities in all fields. From Top quoted companies to nimble startups, our speakers and participants are decision makers and influencers from around Nigeria, intent on driving industries forward. The theme of this year's summit "GDP Growth and Diversification: Present Day Realities" will be delivered by Leonard(LEN) MARK Deacon (CEO Len Deacon Associates (PTY) Ltd, South Africa). The Subtheme "Developing Agricultural Value Chain for Export" will be discussed by Dr Ousmane Dore (Country Director African Development Bank). There will be Special discount for Ministries/Parastatals and government nominated participants. |
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