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The Founder Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Corporate Shepherds Ltd., Mr Idorenyen Enang, says the Passing -The Torch (PTT) Initiative, a platform for mentorship will advance leadership continuity, nation building and mentorship.
Enang, a business mogul and Executive in Residence at Lagos Business School (Pan-Atlantic University also said the initiative would help bridge generational gap in Nigeria across sectors.
In a statement in Lagos on Monday, Enang, stated that the initiative was developed by his company in a bid to give back to society.
He stated that the PTT initiative is a deliberate commitment to bridging generational gaps by connecting experienced leaders with the next generation of professionals and change-makers.
” The platform is designed to strengthen mentorship culture, transfer institutional wisdom and build a sustainable pipeline of ethical and capable leaders across sectors.
“Passing the Torch is not an event; it is a responsibility. It is a deliberate call to action for intergenerational collaboration and sustainable leadership.
” If we do not intentionally transfer knowledge and values, we risk breaking the chain of continuity in leadership and nation-building
“Passing-The- Torch- initiative was Developed by Corporate Shepherds Ltd., and will take centre stage to commemorate my 60th birthday in a landmark gathering in Lagos, bringing seasoned executives, emerging professionals, mentees, protégés, thought leaders, family, and friends together.
“I desire that every participant leaves with a renewed sense of duty, to mentor someone, to be mentored, and to contribute to building stronger institutions for the future.
“With over three decades of experience across global organisations, including Diageo, The Coca-Cola Company, Cadbury Plc, Samsung, and L’Oréal, I have built a reputation for leadership development and executive coaching.”
He pledged to continue to shape the next generation of leaders in Nigeria and urged other well meaning Nigerians to join to race for value change amongst upcoming generations.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the initiative underscores a growing imperative that leadership continuity must be intentionally designed, cultivated, and sustained through deliberate mentorship ecosystems.
The Lagos gathering aims to inspire participants to embrace mentorship as an active tool for institutional strengthening and national development.
The event is designed as a dynamic leadership platform rather than a traditional celebration and features an engaging blend of dialogue, reflection, and storytelling focused on transferring institutional wisdom and building a sustainable pipeline of ethical leaders across sectors.
Participants will equally witness the presentation of the commemorative book, 60 Navigational Truths, which captures key insights from Enang’s leadership philosophy.
