In an official public recognition of outstanding professional and academic dedication, the Office of the Prime Minister has formally celebrated the landmark educational accomplishment of two long-serving members of its internal Accounts Department. Carla Thomas Blaser and Raoul Brookes, both full-time staff of the department, recently graduated with Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees classified with Merit from Edinburgh Napier University, a higher education institution based in Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom. Officials from the Prime Minister’s office noted that completing a rigorous postgraduate business program while consistently meeting all core public service work responsibilities required exceptional levels of personal discipline, sustained perseverance, and willingness to make short-term personal sacrifices to pursue long-term growth. The achievement demonstrates the two employees’ proactive commitment to expanding their specialized professional knowledge, sharpening their operational skill sets, and advancing continuous personal and career development, according to an official statement released by the office. Leadership at the Office of the Prime Minister emphasized that the pair’s well-earned success is a source of collective pride not just for the immediate ministry, but for the entire national public service cohort, as it sets a positive benchmark for ongoing upskilling across public sector teams. The office extended its warm, sincere congratulations to both graduates on reaching this significant career milestone, and offered official well wishes for their continued professional advancement, personal fulfillment, and future opportunities to deliver even greater value to public administration in their subsequent roles.
Prime Minister’s Office Employees Carla Thomas Blaser and Raoul Brookes Earn MBA Degrees with Merit
