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Ghana’s leading Integrated Marketing and Communications Agency, Global Media Alliance, has been adjudged the Outstanding Media Agency of the Year at the just-ended Women’s Choice Awards held recently.
The Chief Director of Global Media Alliance, Emma Wenani, was also adjudged the Outstanding Woman in PR.
Making its mark at the event, Global Media Alliance was recognised for its leadership in delivering innovative communications solutions for its clients across diverse sectors.
The awards underscored the Agency’s contributions and impact in Ghana’s media and communication industry.
The Women’s Choice Awards is a prestigious event celebrating the achievements of remarkable women and organisations across the continent.
Ms Wenani further cemented the company’s success with her win as the Outstanding Woman in PR. Over the years, Ms Wenani has become a powerhouse in Public Relations, delivering multi-sector, integrated communications solutions.
She has consistently advocated for elevating the PR profession by championing the proper recognition of the field, promoting ethical and transparent communication and helping to strengthen the credibility of Public Relations in Ghana.

Speaking on the double win, Emma expressed her joy and gratitude for these recognitions, stating that it was an honour to be recognised and a motivation to continue pursuing excellence in the field.
“It is such an honour to be recognised as one who is making an impact in a profession I love. This award will spur me on to do more, stay committed and continue striving for excellence in everything I do.
"I also want to use this opportunity to thank my team for putting us out there as Global Media Alliance, winning us the Media Agency of the Year. This is a testament to our collective dedication, hard work and commitment. We take this as a motivation to even do better. To the organisers, I say a very big thank you for the recognition.”
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Global Media Alliance also congratulated Emma Wenani and the team for the achievements, stating that this is one of many recognitions to come.
“As the Chief Director of Global Media Alliance, Emma Wenani lives and breathes excellence. Her expertise and leadership in the PR industry really set her apart, and this award is no surprise.
"I wish to congratulate her and the team for this accolade, and I have no doubt that this is just one of many recognitions to come,” he said.
The Women’s Choice Awards is a prestigious event celebrating the achievements of remarkable women and organisations across the continent.
Organised by Global Ovations, the event attracted high-profile personalities, including the Deputy Chief of Staff in charge of Administration, Nana Oye Bampoe Addo, the Chief Fire Officer of the Ghana National Fire Service, Daniella Mawusi Ntow Sarpong, among others.
The 2025 Women’s Choice Awards also honoured outstanding women such as Prof. Elsie Effah Kaufmann and Akosua Dentaa Amoateng MBE for their years of hard work in promoting Ghana.
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