History Made As........ACAMB MARKS 30TH ANNIVERSARY WITH GOLF AND NETWORKING EXTRAVAGANZA IN IKOYI, LAGOS
• By Richlist Int Magazine, golf segment
“Networking is not about collecting contacts, it’s about planting relationships.”
#Event Theme for ACAMB’s 30th Anniversary
Lagos, Nigeria – The Association of Corporate Communications and Marketing Professionals in Banks, ACAMB, celebrated a major milestone as it marked its 30th Anniversary with a golf tournament and networking extravaganza in Ikoyi, Lagos.
•A Legacy of 30 Years
For three decades, ACAMB has been at the forefront of shaping corporate communications and marketing within Nigeria’s banking sector. The association has driven advocacy, professional development, and public trust, positioning banks as pillars of economic growth.
*Golf as a Platform for Connection
The anniversary golf tournament brought together CEOs, CMOs, brand managers, and media leaders from across the industry. Beyond the competition, the fairways provided a relaxed setting for strategic conversations on innovation, reputation management, and customer engagement in banking.
*Networking for the Future
The post-golf networking session was the high point of the day. Senior executives mentored emerging professionals, while corporate leaders explored new partnerships. Discussions focused on digital transformation, brand trust, and the evolving role of communications in a fast-changing financial landscape.
*Commitment to the Next 30 Years
Speaking at the event, ACAMB leadership reaffirmed the association’s commitment to leading industry conversations and strengthening collaboration between banks, regulators, and the public. The goal, they noted, is to ensure communications professionals remain central to driving transparency and growth.
*A Celebration with Purpose
The 30th anniversary was more than a celebration of history. It was a call to action for the future — with renewed energy to position ACAMB as the voice of corporate reputation in Nigerian banking.
The event ended with goodwill messages, new alliances, and a shared resolve to build on the association’s legacy.






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