As Head of Alumni and Corporate Relations, I plan and implement programmes and projects that strategically engage alumni and foster goodwill and positive public relations for the institution and also provide tangible benefits to alumni and current students. Again, I develop and maintain new and existing corporate partnerships as well as ensuring the successful execution of all corporate projects. I am also in charge of all Marketing as well as media and communications activities for CEIBS in Africa.

Jointly founded by the Chinese government and the European Union in 1994, CEIBS supports China's economic development and its business community. The school has campuses in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing, and runs the largest executive MBA programme in the world. In the 21 years since its launch, the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) has solidified its reputation as the leading international business school in Asia. CEIBS is the first Asia-based business school that has achieved top-tier global rankings for its MBA, EMBA and Executive Education programmes, and is the first business school in mainland China that has earned an internationally recognised EQUIS accreditation. Despite its young age of just 21 years, the CEIBS MBA Programme has ranked within the Top 25 of the Financial Times' annual global business school survey for 10 consecutive years (2005-2015). The Global EMBA Programme is ranked #10 (2014). In 2008, CEIBS officially launched the programme outside China - in Africa. Over the years, CEIBS Africa has distinguished itself as a leading establishment that delivers quality programmes. Its world class faculty and state of the art teaching facility in Accra enable it to continue to deliver programmes in an environment that ensures that students receive a truly world-class learning experience.CEIBS Africa offers a variety of programmes including:i. Executive MBAii. Women Entrepreneurship & Leadership for Africa ( WELA)iii. Executive Education Programmes (Open Enrolment)iv. Company Specific Programmes

• Writing lecture materials and handouts and presenting information in lectures, seminars and tutorials • Writing exercises and examination papers for students, and also marking the papers• Providing guidance and advice, such as career advice to students • Taking feedback from students to improve teaching methodologies and content • Providing references for students

The role of student services focused on developing and maintaining programmes designed to enhance student and community life, and providing efficient communication between Management and the student body.

As the principal officer in charge of admissions, I provided leadership and management for all aspects of the undergraduate admissions process, working closely with relevant stakeholders across the university and focusing on providing a seamless service to applicants and enquirers, as informed by best practice in the sector. The role of student services focused on developing and maintaining programmes designed to enhance student and community life, and providing efficient communication between Management and the student body.

In administration, I provided support to the general administration of the Registrar’s Division and also provided supervision for the day-to-day administration of the University’s pre-degree campuses in Ho and Kpando.

The EU-GRASP proposes to study the role of the EU in peace and security as a regional actor with global aspirations in a context of challenged and changing multilateralism. By studying this aspect of the evolving EU Common Foreign and Security Policy, EU-GRASP aims to answer a number of questions on EU’s presence, actorness and capabilities in regional and global security. The research project is being undertaken through a conceptual analysis but also through the undertaking of case-studies on an agreed number of security issues and through exercises of foresight, where academia and stakeholders will be able to explore scenarios of future roles of the EU in security. EU-GRASP is coordinated by the United Nations University – Comparative regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS). The other partners of EU-GRASP are based worldwide and include: University of Warwick (UK), University of Gothenburg (Sweden), Florence Forum on the Problems of Peace and War (Italy), KULeuven (Belgium), Centre for International Governance Innovation (Canada), University of Peking (China), Institute for Security Studies (South Africa) and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Israel).

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