FITC, Malize Win Global Award On Business Excellence, African Woman Leadership

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Financial Institutions Training Centre (FITC), a world-class innovation-led and technology-driven knowledge institution and Chizor Malize, its Managing Director and CEO have respectively bagged the 2024 Business Excellence Award and African Woman of the Year Leadership Award at the recently held Awards.

This is an international award organized by the World Confederation of Business (WORLDCOB) based in Houston, Texas, United States.

The African Woman of the Year Leadership Award given to Malize, according to the organisers, was in recognition of her game-changing work at FITC driving innovation, transformation and inspiring leadership.

FITC, a Central Bank of Nigeria and the Bankers Committee-owned Entity, which provides cutting-edge Learning, Advisory and Research Services to organizations within the Financial Services and other allied sectors, was announced the winner of the “Business Excellence Award”. The recognition was for its extraordinary initiatives that have led to innovative and exceptional transformation within the organisation with significant impact on the Financial Services sector which it serves.

The BIZZ AWARDS business excellence award programme in its 19th edition, is created by the World Confederation of Businesses (WORLDCOB) and organized yearly to cover 3 regions of the world Europe, Americas and Asia with participation and entries from over 130 countries.

The award recognizes and promotes the growth of leading businesses. It was also designed to promote excellence in business practices through innovation, service culture, efficiency, quality assurance and strong leadership. It is considered the most important recognition of business excellence in the world.

In his opening address Global Founder and CEO of WORLDCOB Jesus Maron highlighted the vision for the Business Excellence Award.

He said, “This prestigious award aims to highlight the best practices in the industry, inspiring companies worldwide to strive for excellence in their operations and strategies. By showcasing these success stories, the award fosters a culture of continuous improvement and encourages businesses to adopt responsible and impactful practices that benefit not only their growth but also contribute positively to society. The ripple effect of our recognition extends beyond the winners, promoting economic development, fostering international collaboration, and driving positive social and environmental change globally.”

While receiving the Awards, Chizor Malize, acknowledged the great work by the organizers, WORLDCOB and the contributions of diverse stakeholders towards the success of FITC.

She said, “I am deeply honoured to accept this Global Business Excellence Award on behalf of FITC. This recognition is a testament to the great work, dedication, and passion for excellence that our team demonstrates every day. I am grateful to lead such a talented group of individuals who are deeply committed to making a positive impact.

“At FITC, our mission is to empower organizations and individuals through innovative solutions and knowledge. This award reaffirms our belief in the importance of continuous personal development and the pursuit of corporate excellence. We are driven by the desire to create a future where businesses operate with purpose, responsibility, and a commitment to societal impact”. She said

“I am also deeply honoured to receive the African Woman of the Year Award for Leadership. This recognition is not just a personal achievement but a celebration of the strength and potential of phenomenal African women in leadership all over the content. I am grateful to lead FITC and to work with a team that shares my commitment to innovation, growth, and positive change”.

“These recognitions are not just a celebration of our achievements but also a call to continue pushing the boundaries and setting new standards in our industry. As we celebrate this moment, we are inspired to keep innovating and collaborating to make a meaningful difference”. She concluded.

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