"In this age, you must be relentlessly remarkable to stay relevant, if not you will be relegated."― Bernard Kelvin Clive
Staying relevant in one's chosen field, especially in this era, is one of the biggest challenges professionals face. In the swift, dynamic society that we live in now, remaining significant...
The digital revolution is on the rise and transforming business processes. Indeed, to sustain their operations, businesses have increasingly recognized the need to integrate modern technologies into their operations.
As a result, many businesses and organizations have adopted software applications to streamline their operations to them enable provide innovative and...
By Olumide OLATUNJI
In today's world, sustainability has become a key focus for banks. This is driven by the growing recognition that financial institutions play a critical role in addressing global environmental and social challenges. Banks are increasingly prioritising sustainable practices, not only to meet regulatory demands and stakeholder...
By Maxwell Ampong
In today’s Ghana, there’s a growing divide in how people approach business. Some are driven by the allure of quick profits, the rush of sealing deals, and the relentless pursuit of revenue. These are the business mercenaries, charging into the market with dollar signs in their eyes.
On...
By Senyo A ADJABENG
When we think of Human Resources (HR), a mix of feelings arises depending on our experiences. For some, HR is synonymous with red tape, policy enforcers, and even the dreaded bearer of bad news.
For others, HR is an ally in career growth and a safeguard against...
By KINGSLEY LARBI( Rev. Prof.)
Education shapes the mind, but a spiritually rooted education transforms the soul, aligning purpose with a higher calling. For many Ghanaians, the journey to theological study abroad presents both a rare privilege and a calling of profound significance.
Such was the case for Ghanaian students who...
By Korsi DZOKOTO
The Ghana Amalgamated Trust (GAT) was created by the government to address the vulnerabilities within Ghana's financial sector, especially following the 2017-2018 banking crisis. As part of broader banking sector reforms initiated by the Bank of Ghana (BoG), GAT was designed to stabilize local banks that were...
By Grace QUAYE
In a significant development for both its financial and cultural sectors, Ghana has introduced the Ghana Gold Coin, a new currency that represents more than just an economic tool—it is a symbol of the country's rich heritage, unity, and a tribute to the economic value of gold.
During...
By Samuel Lartey( Prof.)
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Throughout history, financial philosophers have highlighted the importance of recognizing and capitalizing on nearby opportunities for wealth and growth.
Their teachings emphasize the dual concepts of “Copper Sense” and “Common Sense”, the ability to spot undervalued resources and apply practical strategies to harness them effectively.
In Ghana’s economy,...
By Alberta QUARCOOPOME
“Civility is not simply a question of minding your manners. It is also a critical component of professional success” P.M. Forni
The following quote from “Corporate Training Materials” under the section on “Civility in the Workplace” hit me hard the first time I read it in 2015: “…Rudeness...