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Lagos Business School
TypePrivate
Established1991
DeanEnase Okonedo
Location, ,
CampusUrban
AffiliationsPan-African University, Lagos
Websitewww.lbs.edu.ng
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History

The Lagos Business School (LBS) started in 1991 as a small institution called the Centre for Professional Communications (CPC) and offered management courses relevant to the Nigerian business environment. The school was previously owned by the African Development Foundation (ADF), a Nigerian not-for-profit educational foundation, but is now owned by the Pan-African University Foundation. In 1996, LBS began a joint Executive MBA with IESE Business School, Barcelona while it applied for a license to operate as a private university with a view to begin offering an MBA programme. In January 2002, the Federal Government granted approval for the establishment of Pan-African University, and Lagos Business School thus became the first school of the Pan-African University able to offer its own Executive MBA programme. The full-time MBA programme was added in 2003 to develop younger professionals as functional managers with global perspectives and practical management knowledge relevant to the Nigerian business environment. A doctoral programme started in 2006 in response to the School’s need for more research work to support the practice of management in Nigeria. [1]

The Lagos Business School is ranked among the best business schools in the world. [2] http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/executive-education-open-2012

Lagos Business School (LBS) is the graduate business school of the Pan-African University, Lagos, Nigeria. LBS is located in Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. The school offers a full-time MBA program, Executive MBA program, a doctoral program in Management and many executive education programs.

Mission Statement

LBS is a community of people committed to creating and transmitting management and business knowledge based on a Christian conception of the human person and of economic activity and relevant to Nigeria and Africa at large. We strive to be a world-class business school which will have a significant impact on the practice of management.[3]

Academic Programmes and Executive Education

Academic Programmes

  • Masters in Business Administration (MBA)
  • MBA
  • Modular Executive MBA
  • PhD

Executive Education

  • Advanced Management Programme
  • Senior Management Programme
  • Owners Management Programme
  • Open Seminars
  • Chief Executive Programme


Founding Members of staff

Founding members of staff included:

  • John Elegido
  • Patrick Merino
  • Tim Keenley

Faculty

Accounting

  • Chiemaka Ojiabo
  • Akintola Owolabi

Business Ethics

  • Juan Elegido
  • Rose Ogbechie

Corporate Governance

  • Christopher Kolade
  • Chris Ogbechie

Economics

  • Ikechukwu Kelikume
  • Doyin Salami

Entrepreneurship

  • Henrietta Onuwegbuzie

Finance

  • Enase Okonedo
  • Lawrence Osa-Afiana

Human Resources Management

  • Ifedapo Adeleye
  • Chantal Epie
  • Franca Ovadje
  • Constantine Tongo
  • Uchora Udoji

Management Information Systems

  • Olayinka David-West

Marketing

  • Ike Emeagwali
  • Malcolm Fabiyi
  • Tayo Otubanjo

Operations Management

  • Frank Ojadi
  • Eugene Okolie
  • Obinna Muogboh

Social and Political Environment of Business

  • Olawale Ajai

Strategy

  • Tunji Adegbesan
  • Chris Ogbechie

References

  1. ^ Lagos Business School, "About LBS", Lagos Business School
  2. ^ "Business School Rankings by the Financial Times Executive Education - Open - 2012". The Financial Times Ltd 2010. Retrieved 16 September 2012.
  3. ^ Lagos Business School, "About LBS", Lagos Business School