Academic Fellowship of CIPD Recognition for Alim Abubakre Strengthens Push for Better Leadership, Stronger Institutions
Bayo Akinloye At a time when artificial intelligence is reshaping work, geopolitics is altering markets and public confidence in institutions is under pressure, the quality of leadership matters more, not
In an era of shifting work dynamics, changing markets, and diminished public trust in institutions, effective leadership has never been more crucial. For TEXEM, the importance of executive learning is clear: informed leaders make better decisions, stronger decisions foster thriving institutions, and robust institutions create the conditions for progress.
Dr Alim Abubakre has recently been bestowed with the Academic Fellowship of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), a recognition awarded based on his adherence to the CIPD’s rigorous academic membership criteria. This accolade, denoted by the letters Academic FCIPD, underscores his expertise in the field.
The CIPD Fellowship is of particular significance amid a backdrop of intricate organizational networks, accelerated decision-making cycles due to rapid technological advancements, and geopolitical tensions reshaping global trade and investment. Stakeholders now demand greater transparency, competence, and accountability from leaders in this complex landscape.
TEXEM, through its executive development programs, has trained over 4,000 leaders worldwide, highlighting the profound impact of strong leadership. A single well-informed decision at a higher level can influence employees, customers, investors, communities, and public institutions. Consequently, the quality of leadership directly impacts the performance and reputation of institutions.
Leadership development is not merely a matter of acquiring knowledge but of applying that knowledge effectively. Dr Abubakre’s research has explored stakeholder collaboration during the pandemic and the challenges faced by SMEs in public procurement, demonstrating the critical role of judgment in navigating complex systems. Successful governance requires a disciplined approach to responsibility, encompassing questioning, decision-making, power usage, and ensuring institutions serve their intended purpose.
Victoria Winkler, Chartered FCIPD and Standards and Professional Development Director at the CIPD, emphasizes that the Academic Fellowship is a testament to the role of academics in advancing the people profession through teaching, research, thought leadership, and leadership development. For Dr Abubakre, this recognition is more than a credential; it is a commitment to use his knowledge for the betterment of society.
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