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RAISING BISHOPS IN THE MARKETPLACE

DIRECTOR'S WELCOME NOTE
DIRECTOR'S WELCOME NOTE

NELSON OKWONNA, AUTHOR & TEACHER

Hello, I am glad you are here. Our vision at Heart and Art Foundation is to help you bring to your work – the arts, the ideals of the heart. We believe that our society needs the testimony…

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EMERGING MANAGERS PROGRAMME
EMERGING MANAGERS PROGRAMME

RAISING BISHOPS IN THE MARKET PLACE

The Emerging Managers Programme is an action-learning and mentorship programme designed for individuals seeking to increase their management proficiency for greater…

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HEART & ART OF INNOVATION
HEART & ART OF INNOVATION

THE BASICS, DYNAMICS & PHILOSOPHY OF INNOVATION

The Heart and Art of Innovation is a masterpiece on the basics, dynamics and philosophy of innovation. It is a unique book that has succeeded in merging scientific ideals…

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