Quote from Ndubuisi Ekekwe on October 18, 2025, 7:58 AM

Planning a multinational career in our interconnected world demands a strategic approach focused on deepening our personal economy and global relevance. Tekedia Institute emphasizes that building a “personal economy” is crucial, and increasingly the architecture of that development could transcend national economies. The implication is that we must acquire skills and knowledge that are universally applicable and in demand across diverse markets.

To truly thrive in a multinational career, professionals must embrace continuous learning and adaptability. Tekedia’s insights suggest that success hinges not merely on academic credentials, but on one’s ability to be anticipatory and adaptive in a rapidly evolving global economy. This includes understanding emerging technologies like AI and their impact on business, as well as developing strong leadership and human capital management skills. By focusing on excellence, building a robust personal brand, and actively seeking opportunities for cross-border engagement, professionals can position themselves for impactful and expansive careers on the world stage.

In this Tekedia Mini-MBA’s Personal Economy module, lead faculty, Ndubuisi Ekekwe, will share a case study on how that trajectory could be formulated, using simple elements like requesting for your World Education Services credentialing, and in the process decouple your transcripts from delays, school strikes, etc, so that you can apply for scholarships, schools, jobs, etc on time.

Of course, building a multinational career is not about having multinational jobs because careers and jobs are not the same things. You can be in Lagos and execute a multinational career that is agnostic of geography in this knowledge age. See you in the best school today where we teach KINETIC KNOWLEDGE that advances progress and careers.

Sat, Oct 18 | 7pm-8.30pm WAT | Planning a Multinational Career – Ndubuisi Ekekwe | Zoom link https://school.tekedia.com/course/mmba18/