CIMA corporate partners launch 2016 today

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CIMA, the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants will launch its 10th Corporate Partners Programme under the theme ‘Pioneering the Beat of National Change’ on 27 January at the Atrium Lobby, Cinnamon Grand.

This year, CIMA is partnering with 31 leading employers in the country to groom professionals that would lead businesses to endure excellence; through exposure to cutting edge practices, knowledge, know-how and opportunities for business networking. Every year, CIMA invites a selected number of leading employers to lead this endeavour.

The programme offers its corporate partners a wide range of co-branding opportunities, and also offers opportunities for their representatives to attend training and networking events facilitated by world renowned speakers which inculcate competencies required to drive business and individual success.

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