FemyWalsh Limited, owner and operator of SOUQ News TV and The Isle 109.4 FM, has concluded a management retreat for its management staff and executives. The intensive five-day programme, designed to outline the company’s strategic plans and enhance operational efficiency and leadership skills, was held at SOUQ News headquarters in Lagos.
This training initiative is part of SOUQ News TV/The Isle FM’s ongoing commitment to enshrining a culture of continuous learning and professional development. Over five days, participants engaged in workshops, interactive sessions, and case studies led by leadership and management experts and seasoned professionals within and outside the company.
The week-long series of training also marked the onboarding of our esteemed new appointments, who are set to play pivotal roles in our future growth. We welcome Ikenna Mbah (Head of Radio), Temitope Omole (Head of Programmes), Chuks John-Rogers (Head of TV), Kayode Shopekan (Head of News), Joy Asonye (Abuja Correspondent) and Ayoola Babalola (Abuja Bureau Chief) to our team.
During the retreat, participants were immersed in a transformative experience.
They were guided through crucial comprehensive strategic planning and execution skills, delving into market analysis, competitive positioning, and long-term business planning. Interactive sessions with industry experts provided insights on emerging trends and technologies shaping the media industry. This retreat has equipped our team with the skills and knowledge needed to operate successfully not only for today’s modern industry, but also in the newsroom of the future.
Victor Walsh Oluwafemi, CEO/President of FemyWalsh Limited, reiterated commitment to continuous learning and professional development.
He said “this retreat as an integral aspect of strategy, providing our people with the required tools and insights as we embark on our mission of crafting a new narrative for business journalism in Africa. This training underscores our dedication to maintaining the highest standards of excellence and innovation at SOUQ News TV and The Isle FM.
Similarly, Dr Idahosa Osamhanze, Vice President of FemyWalsh, said, “This training has provided our leaders with new tools and perspectives to enhance their operational efficiency and strategic thinking.” Sam Orowvuje, Vice President, states, “We are confident that the skills acquired will positively impact our organization, driving us forward to achieve even greater success.
“The insights and strategies shared during this program are invaluable for our management team,” said Jide Taiwo, Chief Operating Officer of SOUQ News TV / The Isle FM. “We believe that continuous learning is crucial for staying ahead in the competitive media environment, and this program has reinforced that commitment.”
SOUQ News TV is a digital satellite television station licensed for operations in Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates. Its mission is to deliver accurate, unbiased news and analysis. It focuses on finance, economics, trade, entrepreneurship, policy, and innovation. The Isle 104.9FM is a licensed terrestrial radio station that caters to the business community and is billed to commence operations in Q3 2024.
FemyWalsh Limited is a sister company of Integrated Management Resources (IMR), an Isle of Man-based company.
