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Moderators for this year’s Ghana CEOs Summit held an engagement to dialogue on some key issues of concern for this year’s event slated for Monday and Tuesday.
The Cocktail Networking event afforded some speakers and moderators the opportunity to interact and exchange pleasantries ahead of the main event.
Chief Executive of the Ghana CEOs Network, Ernest Egyir told Joy Business that the cocktail is organized to present a common platform for these two key stakeholders to have a better understanding of what to expect from each other on the main event day.
He hinted that the CEOs will this year be leading a discussion on a proposed digital economy for the country as part of the main discussions for the summit.
This is part of the main topics earmarked for consideration at the 5th Ghana CEOs Summit in Accra.
Event Coordinator for the Ghana CEOs Summit, Ernest Egyir said the captains of industry are poised to bring out solutions to revive the country’s economy, from the effects of the covid-19 pandemic.
“It is important for moderators and speakers to meet and discuss critical areas, days before the summit and also for people who don’t know themselves to meet and break the ice” he said.
This year’s event is themed, digital transformation: Powering Business and Government Reset for a Post-Pandemic Economic Resilience, A Public-Private Sector Dialogue
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