NESG Appoints New Board Members

The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), a leading advocate for economic policy reform in Nigeria, has recently announced the appointment of Mr. Wole Adeniyi, Mr. Mohamad Darwish, and Mr. Olusegun Alebiosu as new members on its board. This strategic move enhances the organization’s influence and effectiveness in driving economic growth and sustainable development across the nation.

New Appointments

Mr. Wole Adeniyi FCA, Chief Executive of Stanbic IBTC, joins the board with an extensive background in financial services. His leadership has been instrumental in navigating complex economic landscapes, making him a valuable addition to the NESG’s strategic direction.

Mr. Mohamad Darwish, the Chief Executive Officer of IHS Towers, brings a wealth of experience in infrastructure development and telecommunications. His expertise in managing large-scale operations and understanding the intricacies of digital infrastructure will bolster NESG’s focus on technology-driven economic policies.

Mr. Olusegun Alebiosu, who serves as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of First Bank of Nigeria, adds to the board’s financial acumen. His role in one of Nigeria’s oldest and largest financial institutions highlights his capability in steering economic discussions towards practical, market-responsive strategies.

These appointments were made public in a statement released by NESG, emphasizing the organization’s commitment to integrating leaders who can significantly contribute to its mission of transforming Nigeria into an open, private sector-led, globally competitive economy.

Impact and Expectations

The inclusion of these high-caliber professionals is anticipated to bring innovative perspectives to the NESG’s ongoing initiatives. Mr. Adeniyi’s financial expertise, Mr. Darwish’s technological insight, and Mr. Alebiosu’s banking leadership are expected to:

Enhance Policy Advocacy: By leveraging their respective experiences, the new board members will likely strengthen NESG’s advocacy for policies that foster an enabling business environment, improve financial systems, and promote digital inclusion.

Drive Economic Growth: Their collective expertise in finance, infrastructure, and banking will be pivotal in shaping discussions and actions that lead to sustainable economic growth, particularly through fostering public-private partnerships.

Promote Digital Transformation: With a focus on digital infrastructure, there’s an expectation that the board will push for policies that support Nigeria’s digital economy, crucial for modern economic competitiveness.

The NESG, established as a think-tank committed to economic reform, continues to play a crucial role in Nigeria’s economic dialogue. The appointment of these new board members not only reflects NESG’s dedication to excellence but also its strategic vision to engage with industry leaders who can effectively influence national economic policies.

This development was announced through NESG’s official channels, highlighting their proactive approach in assembling a team capable of navigating Nigeria’s complex economic landscape towards prosperity.

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