CSTS to hold first ‘Corporate Governance Series’ on November 13

The Corporate Secretarial and Training Services (CSTS), in partnership with the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) and the State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA), is set to hold the first edition of its Corporate Governance Series on November 13, 2025.

The program, which seeks to promote stronger corporate governance practices across Ghana’s public and private sectors, would take place in the Dr Daniel McKorley Moot Courtroom of the GIMPA Law School at exactly 5:30 p.m.

The initiative, led by CSTS, is also aimed at creating a sustained platform for dialogue among academics, practitioners, policymakers, regulators, and students and tackling Ghana’s persistent corporate governance challenges through monthly hybrid discussions—held both online and in person.

Organizers say that the series will focus on mainstreaming corporate governance in Ghana’s economic development agenda, encouraging collaboration between industry and academia to shape policy and reform.

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Each session will feature a moderated 90-minute panel discussion, followed by an interactive Q&A segment. Proceedings will be livestreamed to ensure broad participation, and the outcomes will be distilled into actionable recommendations to guide future policy decisions.

The first session, titled “Strengthening Corporate Governance of State-Owned Entities in Ghana: Opportunities and Challenges,” will feature an expert panel comprising

Dr Alfred Mahamadu Braimah, CEO of the Institute of Directors-Ghana

Prof Albert Puni, Professor of Management at UPSA

Mr Emmanuel Klinogo, Management Consultant; and 

Samuel Obeng Ankomah, Acting General Manager for Finance and Administration at SIGA.

The discussion will be moderated by Gertrude Amorkor Amarh, a lecturer at UPSA Law School.

To register, kindly click on the link attached: https://drifen.com/register/corporate-governance-series-B0dXUQ. Register now to avoid a rush.