The Institute for Capability
Development (ICD) conducted the fifth educational phase of the
National CEO Program, in cooperation with the International Institute
for Management Development (IMD), specialising in economics and
management.
The fifth phase of the educational program was designed to
build and develop the skills, competencies and capabilities of the
participants, which will drive the pace of economic growth in the
Sultanate.
The fifth educational stage included several themes that included
principles of inspiring leadership that help to stimulate and encourage
individuals and taskforces to find sustainable ways to improve
performance levels, stakeholder management, new methods of
problem solving and decision making without any impact. The fifth
phase’s program also included field visits to institutions with a high
rating in excellence in order to exchange expertise among experienced
specialists in the business sector.
Dr. Khamis bin Said al-Toobi, ICD Director said that the program
aims at empowering participants from the private sector through the
provision of qualified cadres who have the ability to deal with the
requirements of the future in order to push the wheel of national
economy. He added that the fifth educational phase of the program will
work on excellence and firm commitment to achieve a positive impact
on Oman’s changing economic landscape.
Professor Arturo Bris, Program’s Director said that the Institute
looks forward to continuing to enhance potentials of the participants in
the program and to inform them of the latest methods, concepts and
ideas related to leadership, as well as to investigate the mentalities and
processes affecting the administrative leadership. He stressed the
importance of the Program and the benefit that will come out of the
participants while addressing the challenges they face in the business
sector and deal with the complex institutional environment.
Source: Oman News Agency