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The 5th edition of the Ghana CEO Summit is being held on Monday and Tuesday at the Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel in Accra.
The event, which has been themed, "Digital Transformation: Powering Business and Government Reset for a Post-Pandemic Economic Resilience. A Public-Private Sector Dialogue," will bring together all the topmost CEOs in the country to brainstorm on the best way to resuscitate the country after the global health crisis.
With President Akufo-Addo being the keynote speaker, the dialogue is for decision-makers, CEOs, heads of institutions, business leaders and entrepreneurs as well as investors and ambassadors, seeks to unlock Ghana’s economic potential by offering concrete, innovative and actionable solutions. It also seeks to champion private-sector-led growth, lead discussions around innovative public policies and best growth-oriented business practices to help the country build resilient companies and outstanding CEOs.
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