Audio By Carbonatix
Publicis West Africa has collaborated with Lancaster University’s Faculty of Politics and International Relations to celebrate International Relations Week, themed "Rethinking Our Future in an Increasingly Globalized World."
This partnership underscores Publicis West Africa’s commitment to equipping the next generation of leaders with insights essential for thriving in today’s interconnected landscape.
At the heart of this collaboration is the PWA Academy, a strategic initiative focused on talent identification and skill development. The Academy champions partnerships that emphasize thought leadership, advocacy and creativity, creating a pipeline of professionals prepared to navigate regional and global opportunities.
A cornerstone of the Lancaster University International Relations Week was a session led by David Chait, Regional Strategist at Publicis West Africa. Drawing from his extensive experience in global advertising, Chait provided invaluable insights into market dynamics, cultural intricacies, and consumer behaviour. His presentation, "Navigating Markets, Cultures, and Consumer Truths: A Career in Global Advertising," highlighted the strategic competencies necessary for success in the field.

Kenny Tagoe, COO of Publicis West Africa who oversees the PWA Academy initiative emphasized the significance of these engagements. “We are committed to empowering the next generation of leaders with the skills and mindset needed to succeed on a global scale,” he stated. When discussing the qualities Publicis seeks in candidates, he cited curiosity and creativity as essential.
This collaboration marks the beginning of a series of initiatives planned by the PWA Academy. By partnering with institutions like Lancaster University, the Academy offers students practical knowledge and valuable expert advice that can enhance their career choices.

Publicis West Africa’s dedication to cultivating talent not only advances the creative industry but also shapes future leaders who will navigate the complexities of a globalized world as innovative business leaders ready to make their mark.
Latest Stories
-
Prof. Emmanuel Adinyira: When traffic decides who lives
7 minutes -
May our New Year be restless: A message to the President, the people, and the continent
15 minutes -
GoldBod should be fixed, not scrapped – Economist
23 minutes -
We have failed as a country in road safety education – Accident Victims Support president
27 minutes -
Gov’t launches 1-day expedited passport delivery service
29 minutes -
Before the Bell Rings, the Buckets Rise: How climate change is stealing childhood at Wassa Agave
54 minutes -
Victims of Ho Central Mosque shooting appeal to Mahama for intervention
1 hour -
Kumasi Central Prison holds maiden inmates’ fashion show, showcasing talent and rehabilitation
1 hour -
25 arrested in Obuasi security operation
2 hours -
Stop extorting money from drivers – Concerned Drivers Association tells police
2 hours -
Accept IMF’s gold loss concerns in good faith – Prof Asuming
2 hours -
We’re introducing digital enforcement to improve transparency and road safety – Police
2 hours -
Teachers gather in Accra for GNAT conference on education reforms
2 hours -
Forestry Commission nabs 31 illegal miners in Apamprama Forest
2 hours -
NRSA welcomes reduced festive road crashes as over 2,600 die on roads in 11 months
2 hours
