BMD (Branch Management and Policy Development Department)

(We Provide the Services You Need)

Overview

To foster growth and development and to increase outreach programs, MFT’s general director has called for policies that would allow further expansion of institute’s branches and offices.   To efficiently manage the existing and newly made branches however, a new department under the name of ‘Branch Management Department’ (BMD) has been established.Of its many responsibilities are applicants’ qualification for branch extension, branch curriculums development, and liaison role between various departments and other offices.

Today, BMD manages over 30 different subdivisions of MFT all over the country to ensure efficient and proper abidance of the standards set forth by MFT’s main office.   We work hard to constantly provide the programs and plans that maintain and increase the quality of education that are offered at MFT branches around the country.

Mission Information

1.         Institute’s Expansion and Growth

Under this umbrella of policies and perspective, BMD continually searches for professional individuals and groups that are qualified to open and effectively run a MFT Branch.   Our motto is ‘One city, One Branch’ and we are striving to make this dream a reality very soon.

2.         Quality and Quantity of Programs

BMD constantly pushes to increase the quality and quantity of programs and services that are offered to communities by MFT branches and divisions.   All area divisions are continually monitored for quality assurance and steps are taken to prevent and resolve any issue that may hinder community development and advancement.

3.         Advertisement and Representation

Since its inception, BMD has assumed the responsibility and role of mentorship for the offices and divisions that are under its leadership and supervision.    Of these responsibilities is to make adequate representation and advertisement for area offices and divisions and to ascertain that proper communication is taking place between the branches and their respective communities.