The Faculty of Management Sciences FMS, ESUT is poised to host its second International Conference  beginning on Thursday through Friday this week.

The Conference which aims to bring scholars from across the globe under one roof to dissect emerging issues and remodel humanity, will hold at the prestigious Peter Ndubuisi Mbah  Auditorium in ESUT, Agbani commencing from 10am.

Themed: “Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Africa: Management Strategies and Practices for Sustainable Development, Corporate Social Responsibility, Environmental Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship.” the 2025 International Conference is  expected to bring scholars, corporate leaders, policymakers, and sustainability experts from across Africa and beyond together to chart new path for humanity

According to the Secretary, Local Organising Committee LOC, Dr Andrew Apeh, the conference is designed to foster cutting-edge discussions on how Africa can leverage management innovation, ethical business practices, and entrepreneurial solutions to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 

“The key focus of this International Conference is to design – strategies for sustainable economic growth in Africa , corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ethical governance, Green business models and environmental sustainability and Entrepreneurship as a driver of development,” he said

He identified those to attend the Conference to include “academics and researchers, business leaders and industry experts, government and policymakers as well as students and young entrepreneurs 

“Therefore, Professor Uche Ugwuanyi, Dean Faculty of Management Sciences, ESUT, officially invites all stakeholders to this knowledge-packed event, which promises to equip attendees with modern management trends and global best practices,” he said.

The first edition of the Faculty of Management Sciences International Conference was held in September 2023.

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