In a world where true leadership and selfless service are rare, Mr. Daniel Asare stands out as a shining example of dedication and impact.

Recently, the Greater Accra Regional Administrator of the National Ambulance Service was honoured with an Honorary Doctorate in Executive Leadership by the International Kingdom University, Florida.

The ceremony, held on February 24, 2024, in Nkawkaw, was a fitting tribute to a man whose work has transformed emergency medical services in Ghana.

For over 15 years, Dr. Asare has been at the forefront of emergency response, combining his expertise in ambulance operations, public health, disaster management, and counter-terrorism to save lives and strengthen systems.

His leadership during the All Africa Games was nothing short of remarkable, ensuring that world-class emergency medical support was available when it mattered most.

But Dr. Asare’s contributions go far beyond the operational side of things. He has trained hundreds of emergency responders, empowering them with the skills to make a difference in their communities.

He has spearheaded initiatives that bring healthcare closer to the people and has been instrumental in coordinating high-profile international events, including AU and ECOWAS summits. His work is a testament to what can be achieved when passion meets purpose.

This latest honor is just one of many accolades Dr. Asare has received. Earlier this year, he was named the 2024 Emergency Medical Technician of the Year at the Ghana Health and Medical Excellence Awards,a recognition of his unwavering commitment to excellence.

What truly sets Dr. Asare apart, however, is his humility and dedication to serving others. He doesn’t just talk about change; he creates it.

His efforts have not only saved lives but have also inspired a new generation of emergency responders to step up and make a difference.

He is married with two children and a Presbyter of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana at Divine Congregation located in Anyaa in the Kwashieman District of the Ga West Presbytery.