CONTINUALLY recognizing the need for more diversity and female participation in the traditionally male high-technology industry, Cisco Systems Inc, has programmes and resources to help women develop their skills as individual contributors, managers, and executives, including an internal employee resource group dedicated to the development of women, called the Cisco Connected Women, CCW.
Over the last ten years, CCW has offered more than 4000 global members opportunities for development, networking and generating new business. It contributes to a strategic effort to enhance Cisco’s success in attracting, developing and retaining talented female employees.
Speaking about females participating in the technology industry, Olakunle Oloruntimehin, Country Manager, Cisco Nigeria said: “In the context of a male-dominated industry, Cisco is making intent-based decisions to promote inclusiveness, diversity and overall female participation in the industry. Cisco has a number of employee networks to support the development, and growth opportunities of staff; the Cisco Sales Associates Programmes, CSAP, is one of such opportunities. In Nigeria, CSAP aims to empower men and women alike helping them realise their dreams of being ICT leaders.
“It is an early-in-career development programme designed specifically for top university graduates from around the world who aspire to become the next generation of sales leaders at Cisco. The year long programme provides hands-on educational and experiential training that will prepare associate sales representatives, ASR and associate systems engineers, ASE, become successful account managers and system engineers in the Cisco sales organisation.”
Tolulope Ogundipe a female Cisco employee expressed her views on the CSAP programme stating that it provided her tremendous growth experience that stretched her skills and abilities over the elastic limit. She said,“The entire experience for me has been exhilarating; working with colleagues from over 12 countries and forming life time friendships is priceless and I am grateful for the opportunity.
“Aside this, during my time with the Cisco Amsterdam office, Cisco employees participated in trainings and workshops and Nigerian Cisco female employees got a chance to be a part of the Cisco Connected Women’s Amsterdam and the girls in ICT programmes, which train and educate girls on the roles and potential career paths present in Cisco Systems and the ICT industry as a whole. Cisco’s commitment to championing women makes Cisco Connected Women’s programme is the perfect opportunity to demonstrate diversity and inclusion in technology and business.”
Via: vanguard. Celebrating the women in Tech.
Over the last ten years, CCW has offered more than 4000 global members opportunities for development, networking and generating new business. It contributes to a strategic effort to enhance Cisco’s success in attracting, developing and retaining talented female employees.
Speaking about females participating in the technology industry, Olakunle Oloruntimehin, Country Manager, Cisco Nigeria said: “In the context of a male-dominated industry, Cisco is making intent-based decisions to promote inclusiveness, diversity and overall female participation in the industry. Cisco has a number of employee networks to support the development, and growth opportunities of staff; the Cisco Sales Associates Programmes, CSAP, is one of such opportunities. In Nigeria, CSAP aims to empower men and women alike helping them realise their dreams of being ICT leaders.
“It is an early-in-career development programme designed specifically for top university graduates from around the world who aspire to become the next generation of sales leaders at Cisco. The year long programme provides hands-on educational and experiential training that will prepare associate sales representatives, ASR and associate systems engineers, ASE, become successful account managers and system engineers in the Cisco sales organisation.”
Tolulope Ogundipe a female Cisco employee expressed her views on the CSAP programme stating that it provided her tremendous growth experience that stretched her skills and abilities over the elastic limit. She said,“The entire experience for me has been exhilarating; working with colleagues from over 12 countries and forming life time friendships is priceless and I am grateful for the opportunity.
“Aside this, during my time with the Cisco Amsterdam office, Cisco employees participated in trainings and workshops and Nigerian Cisco female employees got a chance to be a part of the Cisco Connected Women’s Amsterdam and the girls in ICT programmes, which train and educate girls on the roles and potential career paths present in Cisco Systems and the ICT industry as a whole. Cisco’s commitment to championing women makes Cisco Connected Women’s programme is the perfect opportunity to demonstrate diversity and inclusion in technology and business.”
Via: vanguard. Celebrating the women in Tech.
This is a welcomed development, empowering women in the field of technology will go along way shapen their world, broadening their horizon.
ReplyDeleteWe also need this in Nigeria..
ReplyDeleteOur Nigeria women, ladies graduate should also be trained. So they won't be left out.
Nice update sir.. Hoping that one day Nigeria gets it right
ReplyDeleteHoping that our women will make good use of this golden opportunity.
ReplyDeleteMore women should be greatly encouraged to diversify into other male dominated areas.
Wao this is good
ReplyDeleteTop 3 secure investment opportunities in Nigeria available to everyone with idle money.
ReplyDeleteFirst, before we proceed, am not here to talk about Ponzi schemes or try to lure you into some get rich quick programs. Because you and I know how all of that usually end. Especially the likes of MMMnigeria, MMMunited, some crypto scams and the recent TCC (Trade Coin Club) that came with a bubble and quickly dipped with innocent people's investments/hard earned money.
Rather than that, am here to discuss investment opportunities that are not just profitable but requires little or no effort on your part and are fully backed by the government and other investment bodies. To see to it that your invested amount, does not go down the drain.
These investments like I said in the preceding paragraph, does not require any skills from you the investor. And doesn't need constant monitoring. It's not the stock market or cryptocurrency investment where you need to keep watch and know when to jump in and when to jump out to avoid getting burnt lols.
This is a fix it and forget it kind of investment. Meant for those with idle money or wanting to build a saving culture while also earning good interests from the savings.
Top 3 Secure Investment Opportunities In Nigeria
1. Treasury Bill
On this list of top 3 secure investment in Nigeria which I will be giving to you today, Treasury Bill takes the number one spot. Why? Because it offers almost a zero percent risk-free condition and has the best interest rate compared to the other two. Which makes it your best shot.
Treasury bill is an investment opportunity which gives the individuals/citizen of a nation the opportunity the lend money to its government and in return, gets a huge return in the form of interest.
It usually comes bi-weekly and requires no special skill at all. The government uses the money generated for funding major projects in the country and for controlling the circulation of the fund to check inflation and the rest.
2. FGN Savings Bond
Federal government savings bond is the second on our list today. Next to treasury bills. It's a new form of investment introduced by the Nigerian government in other to help both large and small investors.
FGN savings bond is a bond issued by the Debt Management Office on behalf of the Nigerian government. The bond is tailored and targeted at retail investors and includes a guaranteed interest payment and repayment of the principal.
As already stated above, its guaranteed. Meaning its secured and no skill is required. It's just a fix it and leave it kind of investment that keeps growing until you decide to its ok and quit/liquidate. FGN savings bond, unlike treasury bills, accepts as low asN5,000and as high asN50,000,000.So you have no excuse not to invest.
3. Bank Fixed Deposit
We all know about bank fixed deposit accounts, right? Smiles!! But how many of you make use of it? Yes, the rate is quite low but, how about you fix a specific amount, and equally distribute some to treasury bills, FGN savings bond and have your investments spread out?
What majority don't know is that bank fixed deposit is usually insured meaning if anything goes wrong with the bank, you still get your money.
I term this list of investments secure because they are all low-risk investments. They won't make you millions overnight but will surely put you on the right track to leaving a life free of debt.
With that said, in my next post, I will be talking about how you can make it big with the above 3 investment opportunities using a simple trick you already know but don't know how useful it really can be.
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DeleteGood one thanks for the info
ReplyDelete@ugochukwu nice posts
ReplyDeletewow this is really nice..at least our graduates will nt be left out each time after school
ReplyDeletethanks fr the update
ReplyDeleteI was hoping to get more responses from our women but how wrong i was.
ReplyDeleteThis a very awesome opportunity for our women,goodluck to the lucky ones.
ReplyDeleteThanks for update bro wizy,really Appreciate this one.
ReplyDeleteHehe Paul your right,nothing coming from our women.hmmmmmmmm
ReplyDeletewill keep observing