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Read moreDetailsIt was an evening of honour, colour and celebration at the Miklin Hotel in Kumasi as Archbishop Dr. Charles Agyinasare was formally inducted as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Leadership and Governance (CILG). With this honour, the Archbishop now joins an exclusive circle of leaders entitled to use the prestigious designation FCILG. He was inducted alongside Air Vice Marshal David Anertey Akrong, Commandant of the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, and 16 other distinguished professionals who may also now use the designation FCILG. In addition, 63 people were admitted as Members of the Institute with the designation MCILG, filling the hall with proud families, colleagues and well-wishers. Yesterday’s ceremony was under the able Chairmanship of Dr Nana Adwoa Konadu FCILG, Acting Director of HR, UGMC, Accra. A Leader Shaped by Decades of Service For Archbishop Agyinasare, this fellowship is the recognition of a lifetime of leadership. As founder and prelate of Perez Chapel International, Chancellor of Perez University College and President of the Bible Society of Ghana. He has guided a growing ministry, raised generations of leaders and served in leadership roles in Ghana and across the world for decades. His rich experience is matched by an equally impressive academic record. He holds a Masters and a Doctorate in Practical Theology, a Master of Business Administration in Human Resource Management, MBA (HRM), and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Leadership and Business. Today he also develops and teaches graduate-level courses in ministry, business and leadership, passing on what he has learned to the next generation. It is this rare blend of long practice and rigorous study that makes his induction so fitting. The Archbishop brings to the Institute the perspective of a leader who has not only studied the principles of good governance, but has lived them every day. The fellowship, in turn, affirms the high standard of leadership he has modelled throughout his years of service. Other Honours on the Night The ceremony also celebrated other outstanding figures. Dr. Daniel Haizel, FCILG, was named the Institute’s Distinguished Personality of the Year. Hon. Dr. Seth Terkper, Presidential Advisor on the Economy, was inducted as an Honorary Fellow with the designation HonFCILG. A Community of Leaders from Every Walk of Life What makes the Chartered Institute of Leadership and Governance truly remarkable is the diversity of its membership. Its Fellows and Members include engineers, professors, medical doctors, lawyers, financial experts and other acclaimed leaders from all walks of life. They come from many professions and many religious backgrounds, united by one shared commitment: to lead with integrity, competence and vision. For Archbishop Agyinasare, a minister of the gospel, to be honoured among such a wide community of professionals is a powerful testimony. It shows that sound leadership is recognised and valued across every sector of society. About the Chartered Institute of Leadership and Governance The Chartered Institute of Leadership and Governance is a professional body established under the laws of the State of New Mexico, USA, and registered in Ghana. Its mission is to build and apply leadership and governance skills in the way professionals carry out their duties. The Institute currently operates in 51 countries, and its Country Director in Ghana is Dr. Asare Bediako Adams. The CILG uses current professional and administrative methods to equip people with fresh ideas and innovation. Its goal is to help them uphold sound leadership values and meet managerial challenges with confidence. It achieves this by teaching practical administrative skills and proven leadership principles. With leaders of the calibre of Archbishop Dr. Charles Agyinasare now among its Fellows, the Institute continues to gather men and women who are determined to raise the standard of leadership and governance in Ghana and across the world. Source:www.kumasimail.com
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