ICEG organises a public lecture on August 3

The lecture, which is the first of its kind to be organised by the ICEG, will be on the theme: “Re-positioning Ghana’s Economy for Growth and development.” 

It will have speakers such as the Chief Executive Officer of Monfant Banks International Consultancy Group, Dr Jerry Monfant; the Dean of School of Business and Leadership of the Regent University of Science and Technology, Accra, Dr Ebenezer Ashley, and the Chief Executive Officer at Business and Financial Times, Mrs Edith Dankwa.

Participants will get the opportunity to contribute ideas and ask the relevant questions necessary to propel the growth and development of the country. 

Students who have excelled in their professional exams will be inducted into the membership of the institute.

The Chief Executive Officer of the institute, Mr Daniel Anim Prempeh Amateye, who made the announcement, said  building a nation was a collective responsibility.

“The issues of the economy shouldn’t be left only in the hands of politicians to decide. It should, however, be the collective efforts of all citizens; hence, the need for everybody to participate.”

According to Mr Amateye, it is about time experts in the country thought out of the box to come up with pragmatic and solution-oriented strategies rather than focusing on the challenges facing the economy.