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Centre unveils bank of expertise, intellectual capital

Lagos based International Graduate School, CIAPS (the Centre for International 
Advanced and Professional Studies) has unveiled a bank of commonwealth expertise 
and intellectual capital. 
The initiative tagged CIAPS Network of Academics and Professionals (CNAP) has been conceived as a commonwealth network of selected academics, certified experts and 
professionals that interact to share views, opportunities and partnerships based on their 
expertise and projects.
Speaking to journalists at the unveiling of the Network in Lagos at the weekend, Center Director, CIAPS, Prof. Anthony Kila clarified: “To become a CNAP member, you need a PhD or at least 10 years of experience in your sector or industry. 
Kila also stated that organisations and academics as well professionals interested in joining or working with CNAP can search out more information on CIAPS’ website.
As a bank of expertise and intellectual capital, members of the CNAPS network provide insights, geopolitical and sector experience and expertise to public, corporate and other non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in their quest for growth and development.
CNAP members assist organisations with professional information and analysis before 
engaging investments and contracting partnerships. They work with organisations and institutions to execute their strategic aims across the globe.
CNAP members also offer strategic advice to governments in formulating policies and 
assist private organisations to understand the implications of government policies.
Members of the Network will benefit from facilitated access to Research Funding, 
publishing of general and specialist papers, directory of guest lecturers and expert 
witness, directory of public and private sector consultants, becoming a non-executive 
director, participation in international partnership and collaborations plus international exchange programmes.

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