The  newly elected execu­tives of the Professional, and Managerial Staff Union (PMSU) of the National Investment Bank (NIB) PLC was inaugurated in Accra on Wednes­day with a call on the union to collaborate with management to further improve on the fortunes of the organisation.The seven member union chaired by Robert Afrifa Twuma­si, has members as Prince Kofi Adzah, Vice Chairman, Mary Donkor Kwobuk, Secretary, Obed Kwasi Ganyaglo, First Trustee, Adwoa Amankrah Edua, Second Trustee, Michael Kuuku Abban, Youth Representative, and Irene Osei Tanoh, Women's Represen­tative, are to serve for a period of four years.The General Secretary of the Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU), Mr Morgan Ayawine, who made the call when he inaugurated the union, said the bouncing back of the bank and its current modest successes could not have been achieved without the commitment and sacrifice of the management and staff.Mr Ayawine indicated that ef­fective collaboration of the union with management was crucial to plug any investment loopholes that might have the potential of impacting negatively on the oper­ations of the bank which was on the path of progress."Conversely, management must take the Unions in absolute confi­dence, and trust them to contrib­ute their quota in driving the hope and aspirations of the bank for the achievement of its organisational goals," he stated.The Managing Director of National Investment Bank PLC, Doli-Wura Awushie Abdul-Malik Seidu Zakaria, in his remarks urged the staff of the bank to work hard to sustain the progress being made by the bank.He said irrespective of the de­partment they worked, they should serve as marketers and sell the bank to attract a lot of businesses and customers.Dr Zakaria pledged that man­agement was operating an open door policy and was working with the union to improve the condi­tions of service of staff.The Chairman of the Nation­al Investment Bank PMSU, Mr Twumasi for his part said, pledged that the union would work hard to redouble the efforts of the staff to promote the bank's growth. BY KINGSLEY ASARE