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Kumasi – 29th October 2024, Springboard Road Show Foundation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ghana National Tailors and Dressmakers Association (GNTDA) to equip over 90,000 young women, men, and persons with disabilities with the needed skills and personal and career development resources to thrive within the technical and vocational skills industry. The […]

Chief of Akwamu Adumasa, Nana Ansah Kwao IV, has urged leaders of businesses and organizations to harness the creative power of dyslexia by putting more dyslexics on their boards, management, and innovative units. He cited a recent study that revealed that 40% of millionaires in the United Kingdom are dyslexic. The report credited this to

Mildred Akotia of Akwaaba Fine Foods, Longue Sylvester Abdul Razak of Sly Farms and Audrey Forson of Tekura Designs were over the weekend crowned the Young Innovators of the Year for their achievements in the Agriculture, Agribusiness and A-TVET sectors. Each of them was given a citation, a plaque and a cheque for 15,000 Ghana

Young women have been challenged to take inspiration from role models who have gone ahead of them and accomplish great things for themselves, their families, communities, and the nation. This was the rallying call by speakers at the Ghana Grows Policy Round Table Discussion held at the Volta Serene Hotel last Saturday. The Round Table

Professor Lydia Aziato, Vice Chancellor of the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) has charged young people, especially young women and persons with disability, to confront the seemingly insurmountable barriers that confront them and chart their paths to the top of their chosen fields. Using her own life story as an example, Prof. Aziato

Selorm Adadevoh, CEO of MTN Ghana, has commended his team’s resilience and dedication, emphasizing the pivotal role teamwork played in overcoming various obstacles this year. In a reflective end-of-year conversation on Springboard, your Virtual University, with host Rev. Albert Ocran, he shared key insights into the company’s journey over the past year and how they

Managing Partner of Piedmont Advisory, Susan Quist has sent a word of caution to entrepreneurs against the common pitfalls of trying to do everything at once. This, she said, will not only save entrepreneurs from burnout but also pave the way for sustained success and meaningful growth. Heeding to this caution, Susan emphasized, also cultivates

PETROSOL CEO, Michael Bozumbil, has challenged young people aspiring for business leadership to be willing to start from the shop floor, factory floor or the base of the ladder and work their way upwards. This, he said, will enable them to appreciate the intricacies of their chosen industries. In a riveting conversation with Rev. Albert

Ghana Commodity Exchange CEO, Tucci Goka Ivowi, has suggested that managers working in different cultures and countries can only do so successfully through a deliberate effort to understand and adapt to different environments. She said this in a captivating conversation with Rev. Albert Ocran on Springboard, your Virtual University. Shedding light on the dynamic nature

A majority of young people have a positive attitude towards the Agriculture, Technical and Vocational sectors, with over 91% of them stating that they would be happy to work in these sectors if they had the necessary training and skills. Similarly, over 87% of young people are interested in having policy dialogues and more than