Gift of Knowledge CEO Sheikh Fahimul Anam pays courtesy call on TLF
Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Gift of Knowledge Sheikh Fahimul Anam has urged philanthropits, humanitarian, Civil Society Organizations to scale up competence, skills acquisition, capacity building and development to achieve targets, competitive advantage and remain relevant in their thematic areas.
According to Sheikh Fahimul Anam, display of competence and skills coupled with the capabilities to raise funds and publicity towards implementation of many projects are crucial to the success of the humanitarian, philanthropic and Civil Society Organizations in modern world.
Speaking when he paid a courtesy call on The Light Foundation (TLF) at its Headquarters in Shiashie -East Legon Kigali Road, Accra-Ghana on Friday 3 June 2022, the Gift of Knowledge Founder and CEO Sheikh Fahimul Anam said “Exhibiting competence, required skills, fundraising and publicity towards projects implementation are key to achieving targets we set for ourselves”.
Sheikh Fahimul Anam (right), Founder & CEO of Gift of Knowledge and Sheikh Ali Abubakar Napari (left) interacting with TLF Foundation
For Sheikh Anam, “physical strength is important but skills and competence are acquired to execute projects whilst meeting targets”.
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