The FSDH Group Management Associate Program 2025 is now open for applications. This prestigious, highly selective program is designed for exceptional MBA and master’s degree holders looking to make a real impact in Nigeria’s financial sector. Organized by the FSDH Group, a leading financial services provider headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, the program is structured to identify, train, and integrate top-tier talent into pre-management roles within the organization. This career-accelerating initiative seeks young Nigerian professionals, both local and in the diaspora, who have demonstrated leadership, ambition, and the analytical capacity to thrive in dynamic business environments.
This is not an entry-level program. It’s a career advancement track for high-performing professionals ready for leadership roles.
To be eligible for the FSDH MA Program 2025, candidates must meet the following requirements: 1. Must be a young Nigerian, either residing in Nigeria or in the diaspora. 2. Hold an MBA or related master’s degree from a recognized institution. 3. Must possess a First Class or Second Class Upper (2:1) in their first degree. 4. Hold a relevant professional qualification (e.g. ICAN, CFA, ACBIN). 5. Have 4–5 years of post-graduation professional experience. 6. Show strong leadership potential and excellent analytical skills.
Key Responsibilities
The MA Program is designed to develop future leaders by integrating them into key departments and strategic projects across the FSDH Group. Associates will take on challenging pre-management roles, contribute to high-impact initiatives, and work directly with senior leaders. Participants will gain exposure to real business challenges while building leadership, strategic thinking, and execution skills. The program provides a structured learning experience, preparing associates for long-term success within the financial services industry.
Location
Lagos, Nigeria The program will take place at the FSDH Group headquarters in Lagos – Nigeria’s financial and commercial hub.
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