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As part of its corporate social responsibility BT Education, a subsidiary of BT Group International, has offered training and capacity building program to several corporate institutions in Ghana. Beneficiaries of the training included companies in the Automobile, Manufacturing, Hospitality, Retail, Telecommunications, the Media and Courier Services.
The Multimedia Group Limited is one of the beneficiaries of the capacity-building program organized by the Group.
The Group which specializes in offering training and HR Services also has other subsidiaries actively doing business in the Real Estate, Events Management, Imports and Retail sector.
The objective of the training was to build the capacity of corporate institutions, equipping them to deal with the challenges that come with doing business in our scientific, technological and fast-changing 21st century business world.
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