ACAMB Plans AI Focus for Next 30 Years in Banking
The Association of Corporate Communication and Marketing Professionals in Banks (ACAMB) is set to deepen its focus on artificial intelligence, data analytics, and digital media as it prepares for the next 30 years in Nigeria’s financial sector. This announcement was made by ACAMB President Jide Sipe during the association’s 30th anniversary gala night in Lagos.
Sipe highlighted that while communication tools have evolved since ACAMB's inception in 1996, the commitment to capacity building, youth mentorship, and institutional credibility remains central to its future. The event was attended by senior officials from various financial institutions, including the Central Bank of Nigeria and United Bank for Africa.
Sipe noted that ACAMB members have played a crucial role in safeguarding institutional reputations and facilitating public engagement under pressure. Dele Alabi, Chairman of the occasion and 24th President of CIBN, praised ACAMB’s impact on the banking industry and urged practitioners to embrace technological innovations while upholding ethical standards.
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