Ref: TIIREM/TA/ATIS/02/45
18th Sept, 2025
We have the honour to submit to your office the letter in respect of our International seminars ans workshops for approval and other necessary actions. Participants are to arrange for their personal accommodation. Early registration is recommended to ensure that space is available. Your nominees’ names should be sent to our e-mail or text to phone numbers provided before each conference date.
- CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE INDUSTRY
AUDIENCE
This course is designed for professionals in industries, including CSR managers, environmental and social governance (ESG) officers, compliance officers, and other stakeholders involved in sustainability and corporate responsibility initiatives.
CONTENT
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): An Overview Understanding CSR 2. CSR Strategies and Policies 3. Implementation and Management – Operationalizing CSR 4. Stakeholder Engagement and Communication -Stakeholder Mapping -Identifying and Prioritizing Stakeholders 5. Building Relationships – Techniques for effective stakeholder engagement 6. Communication Strategies Effective Communication 7. Crisis Management 8. Environmental and Social Responsibility 9. Environmental Impact Management 10. Social Responsibility and Community Development 11. Human Rights and Labor. Practices 12. CSR Metrics and Reporting 13. Integrating CSR into Corporate Strategy.
- SEMINAR ON CONFLICT RESOLUTION STRATEGIES IN COMMUNITY RELATIONS AND SOCIAL PERFORMANCE
AUDIENCE
This course is designed for professionals in industries, including CSR managers, environmental and social governance (ESG) officers, compliance officers, and other stakeholders involved in sustainability and corporate responsibility initiatives.
CONTENT
1.The Role of Community Relations and Social Performance 2. Key Conflict Resolution Strategies, Understand the Conflict 3. Understanding Effective Communication, Negotiation, Mediation and Collaboration (The Win-Win Approach) 4. Conflict Mapping. 5. Building Trust: De-escalation and Cultural Sensitivity 6. Evaluating Outcomes and Social Performance by Improved Community Cohesion, Enhanced Social Capital, Sustainable Development and Positive Reputation.
3. WORKSHOP ON STRATEGIC PROCUREMENT IN PUBLIC SECTOR
AUDIENCE
Purchasing Officers, Internal Auditors, Accountants, Project Engineers / Officers, Operation Executives/Officers, Quality, ControlOfficers and Storekeepers/ Officers in government Ministries, Departments, Agencies, and Local Government Councils.
CONTENT
1: Seeing Procurement as a Dynamic, Interactive System 2: Developing the Strategic Procurement Decisions 3: Implementing the Tactical Procurement Decisions 4: Managing procurement systems, capabilities, and administrative processes 5: Procurement Performance Measurement and challenges
4. WORKSHOP ON ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT (ERM) FOR PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS
AUDIENCE
Archivists, Librarians, Book Keepers, Registry Personnel, Auditors, Inspectors, Security and Intelligence Officers, Secretaries, Personal Assistants, Legal Officers, Accountants, Human Resource / Personnel, Admin. Personnel and others involved in keeping and managing records in government organizations and agencies.
CONTENT
1: Introduction to ERM 2: Records Classification Tools 3: Search, Retrieval and Presentation 4: Retention and Disposition of Electronic Records 5: Electronic Records Storage
5. WORKSHOP ON INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTING STANDARD (IPSAS) PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
AUDIENCE
Public and private sector finance and accounting professionals, Auditors who have a responsibility for auditing or working with public sector organizations; corporate governance directors; internal auditors; corporate compliance officials; and board level members who wish to develop their understanding of IPSAS.
CONTENT
1: International Public Sector Accounting Standard: Overview 2: Specific IPSAS Rules & Standards 3: Why IPSAS 4: Implementing IPSAS 5: IPSAS compliant financial statements
6. ADVANCED CORPORATE LEGAL ADVISERS AND COMPANY SECRETARIES WORKSHOP
AUDIENCE
Company Executive and Non- Executive Directors, Shareholder representatives, Pension and Investment Fund Managers, Public officials in a regulatory, supervisory or compliance functions, Company Secretaries of public companies, Executives involved in strategic and operational functions, including finance, corporate strategy, human resource, and government affairs, Senior managers involved in setting up corporate governance initiatives, Corporate lawyers who wish to improve their understanding of new company law developments concerning corporate responsibility and Investor Relations managers responsible for their organization’s dealings with the finance community.
CONTENT
1: Corporate Governance and Board of Director’s Roles 2: Managing Corporate Social Responsibility & shareholders Relationship 3: Poor Corporate Governance and the Roles of Company Secretaries 4: Roles of Corporate Legal Department and Resolving Legal Disputes 5: Negotiating, Drafting and Structuring Legal Agreements.
7. LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVES AND COUNCILLORS DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
CONTENT
1.Role of a Councillor 2.Decision-Making/Strategic Planning and Effective Meetings 3.Understanding Council Finances 4.Practical Public Speaking 5.Negotiation and Influencing Capabilities 6.Managing Communications 7.Building Leadership 8.Conflict of Interests
AUDIENCE
Local Govt. Chairmen, Vice Chairmen, Secretaries, DLGs, DGSAs, LGTs; Elected Councillors and Supervisory Councillors
DATES , VENUES AND COURSE FEES
- Gambia – Seaview Garden Hotel, Isha B Roche C/o Trust Bank Ltd, Banjul Kololi, Gambia – $5,000 – November 17-21, 2025.
- UK – Studio 47, Thames Inovation Centre, 2 Veridion Way, Erith Kent, England – $6,000 – December 8-12, 2025.
- Ghana – Tenko Plaza Hotel, Acra Boundary Road, Eastern Region Acra Ghana – $4,000 – January 26-30, 2026.
- Kenya – Capital Heights Hotel, Hospital Road, Upper Hill 0506, Nairobi – $5,500 – February 9-13, 2026.
- Egypt – The Palace Pyramids Hotel, Farouk Ahmed Khattab Giza 12557 Cairo, Egypt – $5,500 – March 23-27, 2026.
- Malaysia – Corus Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Jalan Ampang 50450 Kuala Lumpur – $6,000 – April 20 – 24, 2026.
- USA – JOFEF and CITADEL Ventures LLC, 105 – 22 Jamaica Avenue, Richmond Hill, New York, 11418, USA – $6 000 – May 19 -22, 2026.
- Netherlands – Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam, Arena Towers by IHG, Amsterdam – $6,000 – June 22 – 26, 2026.
- South Africa – Holiday Inn Express Santon-Woodmead, North Office Park, 2194, Johannesburg – $5,000 – July 27-31, 2026
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
Kindly send the names of your nominees to us through SMS to 07052459215, 08033772200, to enable us prepare adequately for your participation. Payment should be made before the seminar date through bank to institute.
Participants are responsible for their transport, accommodation, dinner and other exigencies. The fee covers workshop materials, tea break, lunch, certificate, bag and Administration only. Note that first day is for registration of participants only.
Chief Jide Ayeni (Ph.D.; JP; FCIRM, FCPA)
President/Chairman Governing Council