Audio By Carbonatix
The University of Professional Studies, Accra, has announced a new partnership with Multimedia Group Limited aimed at promoting student entrepreneurship, innovation and business leadership.
The collaboration was unveiled during a meeting between the management of UPSA and Multimedia Group ahead of the university’s upcoming Ghana Business Leaders Conclave.
The event is expected to serve as a platform to attract investment support for young entrepreneurs while fostering discussions on business leadership and sustainability in Ghana.
Speaking during the engagement, Professor Mawutor said the conclave would focus on key issues including succession planning, dispute resolution and the integration of traditional leadership into business development.
“The Ghana Business Conclave Leadership Programme, which we want to make annual, will be a top-notch programme for business leaders in the country,” he stated.
He added that the university also intends to contribute to the growth of Ghanaian businesses through research and academic literature around business practices.
“As a university and within academia, we are contributing by developing literature and research around some of these business practices,” he said.
Professor Mawutor stressed the need for businesses to survive beyond their founders, noting that succession planning remains a major challenge for many Ghanaian enterprises.
“There should be a point of transition beyond the founders of these businesses. Businesses should not collapse when their founders are gone. That is the main idea behind this conclave,” he explained.
He also highlighted UPSA’s support for student entrepreneurship, revealing that a group of Level 300 students who established a company during their second year recently secured a contract worth more than GH¢200,000 to produce jerseys for the university’s mini-gathering games.
“It tells you we want them to create jobs,” he said.
According to him, the partnership with Multimedia Group would help project such student success stories to a wider audience and attract support for young businesses.
The Ghana Business Leaders Conclave is scheduled for Friday, May 15 at 4pm as part of activities marking UPSA’s 60th anniversary celebration, which spans from August 2025 through 2026.
The event is expected to be attended by Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
Chief Operating Officer of Multimedia Group Limited, Ken Ansah, commended UPSA for its transformation and pledged the company’s support for the initiative.
“When you see institutions that are serious about transformation, you have no option but to support them,” he said.
Latest Stories
-
Don’t ask Ghanaians for power until Ofori-Atta returns – Ayariga to NPP
2 minutes -
Iran deal includes $300 billion fund, more than half of which already committed, source says
4 minutes -
Meet Ewurabena Quartey, the youngest funeral undertaker in Ghana’s Central Region
19 minutes -
Death rate in ICE immigrant detention centers more than doubles under Trump, Reuters analysis finds
21 minutes -
Conduct thorough background checks on next EC deputy commissioner – Abeiku Hayford
26 minutes -
KMA Mayor inspects flood-prone areas as Kumasi steps up measures to prevent flooding
27 minutes -
Lands Minister strengthens earthquake monitoring with upgraded national seismic network
29 minutes -
Africa unites behind Ghana Black Stars as squad faces Panama today in Canada for World Cup opener
32 minutes -
Juliet Asante reflects on Ghana’s missed World Cup branding opportunity
32 minutes -
Canada’s visa denial for Ghana’s Thomas Partey sets precedent for World Cup host nations
33 minutes -
US immigration law collides with Ghanaian anti-corruption efforts over Ken Ofori-Atta residency ruling
39 minutes -
Sam George announces major reduction in MTN fibre broadband prices
43 minutes -
Carpenter electrocuted after contact with high-voltage cable at Millennium City
45 minutes -
Emeritus Prof. K.K. Adarkwa’s new book ranks Ghana’s districts by road maintenance deficit
49 minutes -
Sports Fund Administrator rallies national support for Black Stars ahead of Panama clash
51 minutes