Learning from Ghana’s Economic Crisis 

Ghana’s economic crisis presents some challenges as well as opportunities for business leaders in the local markets as well as foreign investors who would like to do business in this leading African emerging market.  

Henley Business School invites you to join us in conversation with industry experts as we explore what lessons can be learned from Ghana’s economic crisis from a business perspective.  

Ghana has been lauded for its relatively well-functioning institutions and sensible economic policies for much of the 21st Century. However, recent events have destabilised socio-economic conditions in the country, stifling business growth and presenting new challenges for various leading sectors of commerce.  

This webinar series is hosted by the Dunning Africa Centre (DAC) at Henley Business School Africa. Our goal is to help maximise business opportunities available to African companies on a global scale. 

Prof. Rajneesh Narula, DAC Director and Professor of International Business Regulation at Henley UK, and Jon Foster-Pedley, Dean and Director of Henley Business School Africa will lead the discussion. 

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Speaking on the panel are captains of industry who have a finger on the pulse of what is driving Africa today.

Don’t miss out on this insightful session where pertinent questions regarding the future of the economy and the influence that local and international factors could have on the year ahead will be asked.

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