The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria was established as an umbrella Association for Practitioners of Personnel Management in 1968 as the Personnel Management Association of Nigeria.
In 1973, it was renamed as Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria. Finally, Act No 58 of 1992 chartered the Institute.
Mal. Ahmed Ladan Gobir, FCIPM.
President & Chairman
of the Governing Council
Our Vision
To be the Institute of Choice for People Management.
Our Mission
To promote Excellence in People Management through Value Creation, Optimisation of Human Potential, Standardisation and Regulation of Human Resource Management.
Our Core Values - SCRIPT
Service
We understand the needs of our stakeholders and are committed to their delight
Creativity
We innovate to create value and drive the advancement of new frontiers
Respect
We recognize that every individual holds a special value and as such will ensure their dignity in all our interactions
Integrity
We commit to being honest in all our dealings
Professionalism
We are committed to continuous learning and to uphold the best practice in our field
Team Work
We collaborate to deliver valuable results
Our Objectives
- To promote and develop the science and practice of personnel management in all its ramifications;
- To foster and maintain investigations and research into the best means, and method of applying the science and art of Personnel Management and to encourage, extend, increase, disseminate and promote knowledge and the exchange of information and ideas with regard to all questions relating thereto or connect therewith;
- To develop and maintain high standard of professional competence and ensure that the management of human resource in Nigeria, both in public and private sectors, conforms with the best professional standards;
- To conduct research into and publish materials relating to the discipline of Human Resource Management.
Our Code of Conduct
The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria as the apex regulatory body for Human Resource Management practice in Nigeria is committed to the highest possible standards of professional conduct and competency among its members.
Therefore, as a member of the Institute, I pledge that I shall at all times:
Carry out my duties and responsibilities with integrity and diligence
Demonstrate competence and ethical behaviour in all my business, professional and personal activities
Respect the laws of the land
Promote, encourage and emplace acceptable processes and procedures in the practice of Human Resource Management within my sphere of influence
Endeavour to make personal decisions after considering all options, of which resignation may be one, in defence of this code of conduct, where there are conflicts between my professional obligations and the expectations of my job roles.