Banks Corporate managers get new executives

The Association of Corporate Affairs Managers of Banks (ACAMB) has appointed a new 13-member Executive Council (Exco) to run the affairs of the Body with a view to driving reputation management of the Banking Industry through advocacy that would promote greater engagement with the Banking public. Charles Aigbe, Divisional Head, Brand & Communications, Fidelity Bank […]

The Association of Corporate Affairs Managers of Banks (ACAMB) has appointed a new 13-member Executive Council (Exco) to run the affairs of the Body with a view to driving reputation management of the Banking Industry through advocacy that would promote greater engagement with the Banking public.

Charles Aigbe, Divisional Head, Brand & Communications, Fidelity Bank  emerged as President while  Ogochukwu Ekezie-Ekaidem, Head/DGM, Corporate Affairs & Corporate Communications Department of Union Bank and, Dayo Aderugbo, Head, Corporate Affairs, Brand & Marketing Department of Standard Chartered Bank emerged as 1st Vice President and 2nd Vice President respectively.

The post of Secretary-General of the Association is held by Rasheed Bolarinwa of Skye Bank and he is being assisted by Sola Ogunyemi of Eco Bank as Assistant Secretary-General. Bukola Oluyadi of First Bank and Lola Egboh of FCMB hold the positions of Treasurer and Financial Secretary of the Association respectively.

Other appointed Executive members of ACAMB include Matthew Obiazikwor of Unity Bank as Publicity Secretary and, Bridget Oyefeso-Odusami of Stanbic-IBTC as Social Secretary.

In his inaugural speech, Aigbe outlined industry stakeholders’ advocacy, value added partnering with relevant industry’s bodies and, enhanced membership capacity building as part of his vision and programmes for ACAMB. 

He  said  that ACAMB would be re-positioned to deliver on the mandate of its  founding fathers to protect, project and promote the reputation of banking industry through robust engagement initiatives.

“Banking strives on trust and confidence, there is need for a broad based market confidence building as we progress’’, Aigbe said.

ACAMB was formed in 1996, following the initiative of the Banks’ Chief Executives to foster interaction among Corporate Communication/Public Relations Managers in the Banking Sub-Sector of the Nigeria’s financial sector.