Case Details
Partner Name:
LagosMums
Date:
2019
Category:
Human Capital Development
Location:
Nigeria
Human Capital Development
Problem
LagosMums identified a pressing need to address the increasingly diverse and complex challenges faced by parents in Nigeria. As parenting demands evolved, there was a growing gap in accessible resources and expert guidance on issues ranging from child development and education to digital safety and work-life balance.
Approach
In response to this need, LagosMums organised a comprehensive parenting conference. The event was strategically designed to bring together thought leaders, industry professionals, and key stakeholders to share insights, offer practical solutions, and build a supportive community for parents. I was invited as a guest speaker focusing on education.
Key Features of the Program
- Consultation and Engagement of Speakers: Leading experts across various sectors were consulted and invited to speak at the conference. These included professionals in education, mental health, technology, and child development, ensuring a well-rounded and informed discourse.
- Discussions to Align Speakers with Conference Scope: Pre-conference meetings were held with speakers to ensure their presentations were aligned with the event's objectives, resulting in a cohesive and impactful programme.
- Panel Discussions: The conference featured dynamic panel discussions where speakers shared their expertise on key topics. These sessions fostered interactive dialogue between the panelists and the audience.
- Q&A Sessions: Attendees were given the opportunity to engage directly with the speakers through dedicated Q&A sessions, allowing for personalised insights and advice.
- Exhibitions from Different Vendors: The event also hosted exhibitions from various vendors offering products and services related to parenting and child development, providing attendees with valuable resources and information.
- Acknowledgement of Speakers and Presentation of Appreciation Gifts: To recognize the contributions of the speakers, they were acknowledged during the event and presented with tokens of appreciation.
Result
The conference was met with overwhelmingly positive feedback from both the organisers and attendees. Participants expressed high levels of satisfaction with the quality of the discussions, the relevance of the topics covered, and the opportunities for networking. The event successfully addressed the growing needs of parents in Nigeria, contributing significantly to human capital development in the region.
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