AFCODE Resource Development Centre core focus are:

Our For-profit Corporate Practice is focused on best practices training and seminars for boards of directors and individual board members.  We are committed to helping all organizations to prosper and thrive in achieving their organizational goals. Our unique approach is to Partner with other Educational Institutions of higher learning to provide the highest quality of Board Governance Training and seminar facilitation. These efforts are also designed to satisfy continuing education requirements of Boards of Directors and Staff .

• Corporate Governance  and Board Development Training
• CEO Coaching and Executive Team Development
• Mastering Technology Enterprise
• Strategic Management Program for Executives
• Risk Managemnt for Corporate Leaders
• General Management Program
• Progam for Leadership Development for Corporate and Non-Profits.

All programs for Boards of Directors are supervised by our Chairman,  Paul Bakare   a  recognized authority in Corporate Board Governance, Human Resource and Career  Development.  We have a faculty of highly qualified facilitators.  Every faculty member is a member of one or more boards of directors and all programs are focused on providing practical, hands on learning that can only be achieved by those who are already in the role of director.  Each program is structured specifically to address the challenges of the contracting company.  Please contact us for additonal information.  We would be pleased to submit a proposal to your Board of Directors.

Leadership and Governance Programs for Non Profit Organizations

Our programs for Non Profit Organizations are targeted at Leadership Development and Governance for both the full time staff and the volunteer Board of Directors. We are committed to helping other non-profits achieve their goals and at a cost that is reasonable.

• Staff Leadership Development
  Programs for staff development are tailored to help Executive Directors, President and other key staff, the opportunity to gain leadership skills required to achieve the specific objectives of the organization. These programs range from four hour seminars to a full three day seminar designed to provide very practical, hands on, and organization specific exercises that apply to the specific workplace. In addition, we conduct a short seminar on Corporate governance principles which compliments the work done for the Board of Directors.
• Board Governance Seminars
  These sessions are design to provide two levels of governance education. Our seminars are offered to any qualified non-profits  organization.  Our programs are  designed to provide the board of directors with a strong working knowledge of the core issues of governance. If you are qualified organization, we encourage you to contact us to arrange for one of our seminars for your board of directors or staff leadership.
  
  
• Community Services
• As part of our Corporate Social Responsibilities, we engage in community development activities with core focus on drug demand reduction and conflict management.  Find below some of  our previous activities:
• Developing Youth Capacity for Conflict Resolution/Management training in Lagos State at the instance of United States Agency for International Development/Office of Transition Initiatives USAID/OTI.  March 2000.
• Citikids Project: A Community-based Computer Program supported by UN Ambassador Special Self-Help Fund of the US Embassy in Nigeria. 2004-2006
• Painting for Development Project: Using Mural for Drug Demand Reduction among Youth at Risks in Lagos State 2004-2006 funded by CAP Plc.
• Follow Me Drug Free Project: A Poster Design Competition for Drug Abuse Prevention among Secondary School Students in Lagos State 2005 funded by CAP Plc
• Silent Scream: A 27 Minutes Documentary on Street Children in the Face of Drugs and Crime. 2011.
• Project Discovery: Using Kids Club to Promote Drug Demand Reduction Among Youths in Local Communities.
• Silent Scream: A 4 month  Rapid Situation Assessment (RSA) the  Street Children  and the Challenge of Substance Abuse in Lagos Metropolis 2011.