Dear Colleagues,
Greetings. On behalf of our faculty from around the world, I am honoured to welcome you to this page, for Tekedia Mini-MBA (next edition announced here), a community service all of us have created together. Beginning Feb 10, we will start a journey to co-learn and co-share on the mechanics of markets, innovation, business operations, and growth. We will examine emerging business frameworks, models and technologies, across different domains and sectors, and how they are redesigning the ordinances of economic architectures, industrial systems and competitiveness. This knowledge excursion will last for four months. I expect it to deepen our capabilities and advance the companies we work for. Simply, we will innovate, not just invent, to fix market frictions in our sectors.
This table below will have active links, in successive weeks, for you to navigate to the specific contents. You will see weekly overview, written materials, flash cases, videos and challenge assignments. There is a section to ask questions and discuss the topics; you can always email. More so, on Saturdays, we will host webinars.
Please note that March 23, May 4 and June 1 weeks are structured for you to apply acquired knowledge on specific activities in your company.
Once again, welcome and thank you for joining us. If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected].
Prof. Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Tekedia Institute
NB: Anytime you are logged out, or told that you are not subscribed, and you are looking for where to login, go to this LOGIN PAGE – https://www.tekedia.com/wp-login.php ; login, and then return back to this very page to access the weekly session.
| Theme: Innovation, Growth & Digital Execution – Techniques for Building Category-King Companies | |
| Week | Focus/Faculty |
| Feb 10 | Business Mission, Growth through Innovation – Ndubuisi Ekekwe |
| Feb 17 | The Grand Playbook of Business – Ndubuisi Ekekwe |
| Feb 24 | Evolving Business Models, Digital Frameworks & Strategies, Positioning Strategies – Ndubuisi Ekekwe |
| Mar 2 | New Technologies, Growth, Disruptive Innovation I
– Blockchain (Uchi Uchibeke, Secure Key Canada) – AI (Toyin Arowolo, African Reinsurance Corp, Nigeria) |
| Mar 9 | New Technologies, Growth, Disruptive Innovation II
– Cloud (Gbolaro Oshun, Oracle Cloud Consultant) – Data Management, Big Data & Analytics, Data Systems (Adewole C Ogunyadeka, PhD, esure Group, UK) |
| Mar 16 | Capital Markets, Investing & Fundraising
– Azeez Lawal (TrustBanc Group, Nigeria) |
| Mar 23 | The Coronavirus Pandemic Economy – Ndubuisi Ekekwe
– Pandemic business continuity policy (Lab) |
| Mar 30 | Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Sustaining Competitive Advantage & Transformation
– Gloria Gowal, HEC Paris France |
| Apr 6 | A Playbook for Founders and CEOs During Pandemic, Recession or Market Upheaval
– Tekedia Institute |
| Apr 13 | Process and Leadership in Business
– Dr. Ayodeji Oyebola (Emmright Consulting, USA) |
| Apr 20 | Innovation Lessons: 5in5 (5 Firms in 5 Sectors) – Africa, Global, The State of the Tech Nation, Emerging Opportunities (Africa, Global)
– Ndubuisi Ekekwe, Douglas O. Chukwuekwe (LargePlaceTech).
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| Apr 27 | Market Synthesis, Digital Perception Marketing (stimulating new markets) – Ndubuisi Ekekwe |
| May 4 | Winning in Business Special Series – Ndubuisi Ekekwe
• Session 1 – Readiness for The Frictions of Nations • Session 2 – The Six to Unlock Values in Markets • Session 3 – The Two Critical Playbooks • Session 4 – Mechanics of growth & Investment Options • Session 5 – Finding the Edges and Market Opportunities • Deep Conversations – Answers to Big Questions |
| May 11 | Sales Management, Marketing and Growth
– Moby Onuoha (Queen’s University, Canada) |
| May 18 | Review of Previous Sessions (Feb 10 to May 17) – Ndubuisi Ekekwe |
| May 25 |
Supply Chain Management, Global Partnership & Contracting – Adebayo Adeleke, ex-Chief of Contracting and Deputy Chief, Business Operations Division, US Army |
| Jun 1 | Career and Jobs During Pandemic – Captain Ola Olubawale, CEO, Seamate Australia
Develop a Project Roadmap for company you work (Lab) – Tekedia Institute |
| Jun 8 |
Driving Profitable Growth, Marginal Cost, Scaling – Ndubuisi Ekekwe
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| June 10 | The Call to Execution (Summary) – Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Report , Closure – Ndubuisi Ekekwe |
Career Week : Nov 2-7 2020. Connect via this link
Post-Program Update: we are using email newsletter to do that. It is more efficient doing that over posting things here.
*All Saturdays will host webinars 11am- 12noon Lagos time (link on weekly page)
Highly loaded content
Awakening the dead is what I will call what is happening to my brain that I used to think was incapable of innovation.
The rich content of this program is burying and birthing new fundamentals that will trigger eruptive growth years to come.
Kindly delve into who is responsible for ensuring that companies respects enacted laws; the IOC’s gives mud contract to oil and gas services companies, who then turnaround to import Barite without making sure that 60% of the Barite must be sourced from Nigeria? I think that the IOC’s should be held responsible, what is your opinion on this our great Prof?
Patrick, greetings. Please move this question to Week 3 discussion section. There, we will discuss. I want experts in this domain to contribute. Most will be not be checking here.
Cheers, welcome to month of forward March. Enjoy!
Blessing and have a profitable month
*What’s the business model that enables Keystone Bank to pay (salaries) to their staff spouse that doesn’t work for them.
*They also pay up to 4 of your children salaries.
What’s the sustainability construct or social responsibility?
My Tekedia Mini- MBA journey
The program lasted for a period of four months, February 10th to June 10th, 2020 with engaging sessions every Monday which I always looked forward to.
The lead facilitator- Prof Ndubusi Ekekwe helped to simplify topics with data analysis, facts and comparisons from various top organisations with key factors contributing to their challenges in the market and also their profitability ratios.
The Corona virus Pandemic economy session were very profound . The topic was useful as I personally implemented some of the key factors in my business.
The Mini- MBA has reshaped my idea of business and entrepreneurship.
Thank you Tekedia Institute.
Ifeanyi Okeibunor
Is the video material for week 2 of Tekedia Mini-MBA 2nd edition available now, if it’s. I’m unable to access it
Please help
This is edition 1. Please go to Board for edition 2. It is https://www.tekedia.com/dboard2
I’m unable to login my dashboard on edition 1. I’ve been trying to go through the contents again but it’s been impossible. Each time I try it says not subscribed. Please fix. Thanks
Please if you have forgotten your password, just reset and login. Your account is fine here. Update your Chrome or browser and relogin https://www.tekedia.com/wp-login.php You are not logged in; if you login here https://www.tekedia.com/wp-login.php you will be fine
Good afternoon Prof. Please have been sick for sometime now, how do we get our certificate?
Please get well – email [email protected]