Consolidated Hallmark Holdings Plc recently hosted a delegation from the Lagos Business School Alumni Association in a strategic move designed to foster synergy between industry expertise and academic excellence.
The visit, according to a statement from the company, served as a platform for both organisations to explore collaborative opportunities aimed at driving professional development and enhancing long-term economic growth within the Nigerian business landscape.
The Group Chief Financial Officer of Consolidated Hallmark Holdings Plc, Babatunde Daramola, commented, “Our relationship with the Lagos Business School Alumni Association dates back over two decades, with a large number of our executives having attended and benefited from the rich academic and professional training for which the Lagos Business School is known.
“The visit from the LBSAA Alumni Relations team today is most appreciated, given that Consolidated Hallmark Holdings Plc is one of many other great institutions they could have chosen to visit.”
Mr Daramola further emphasised the evolution of the Group, noting, “Consolidated Hallmark Holdings Plc has grown over the last twenty years, from a predominantly general insurance company to a one-stop financial services group offering general insurance, life assurance, financing, and HMO services through its different business arms, creating shared value for all.”
The LBSAA delegation, led by Alumni Relations Manager Esther Ojo and accompanied by Judith Chukwu and David Okafor, stressed the enormous potential for broader engagement. With a network of over 12,000 professionals, the association remains a key driver in the African economic environment.
During the discussions, the delegation outlined various upcoming alumni initiatives and professional platforms designed to facilitate corporate participation and knowledge exchange.
Both parties concluded the meeting by reaffirming their shared commitment to creating long-term value for stakeholders and strengthening the bond between the academic community and the financial services sector.
