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Brokers appoint principal officers

By on March 4, 2013

In a bid to enhance the profile of the Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers (NCRIB) and position it to play strategic roles in the nation’s insurance sector, the Council has employed the following staff and promoted some existing ones

Fatai Adegbenro, has been appointed as the Executive Secretary/ CEO of the Council. Adegbenro who is an alumnus of the Lagos State Polytechnic is a consumate insurance practitioner with more than three decades experience spanning underwriting, risk management, lecturer and insurance broking. A Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute London. A versatile professional, he holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration and he is a turn around manager. He will bring his vast experience as an astute administrator to bear on the new strategic vision of the Council

Lola Ogedengbe, is the Deputy Director, Finance of the Council. A Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). Ogedengbe is also an Associate member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) and holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Lagos and called to the Bar in 2010.. She has varied experience in auditing, taxation, management and consulting. She has worked with Deloite Adetona Eschie & Co (now Akintola Williams, Delloite and Touche Chartered Accountants where she trained and qualified as a chartered accountant. She is currently pursuing her masters degree in Laws from the University of Lagos.

Lukeman Adeleye has been appointed as the Assistant Director, Human Resources and Administration. Adeleye is an alumnus of the Unversity of Ibadan where he obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Geography and later a Masters Degree in Industrial and Labour Relations (MILR). A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management and one time Chairman of the professional body in Oyo State, Adeleye has brought to bear on the Secretariat’s HR his competencies and robust experience spanning about three decades from both the public and private sectors.

 

( Guardian)