From Success to Significance: Thought Leaders in the African Renaissance






From Success to Significance:
Thought Leaders in the African Renaissance

July 18-19, 2013
Movenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra, Ghana

REGISTER NOW!
Registration Deadline July 8th

Attending the conference provides:

Access to Africa's top thought leaders
Connections with individuals making a difference
Insights to innovations transforming Africa

Featured Keynotes:


Taiye Selasi
Author, Ghana Must Go


Ken Ofori-Atta
Co-Founder & Chairman, Databank Ltd



Salim Amin
CEO, Camerapix, Chairman, A24 Media, Founder & Chairman, The Mohamed Amin Foundation


Kimberly Goff-Crews
Secretary & Vice President for Student Life, Yale University


Scheduled to Appear
Professor Ernest Aryeetey, Vice-Chancellor, University of Ghana
Mehitabel Markwei, President, Yale African Student's Association
Margaret Nkrumah, Vice President, SOS-Kinderdorf International
K.Y. Amoako, Founder & President, African Center for Economic Transformation
Nene Amegatcher, President, Ghana Bar Association
Franklin Cudjoe, Founder & Executive Director, IMANI Center for Policy  Education
Professor Audrey Gadzekpo, Senior Lecturer, University of Ghana
Chris Fomunyoh, Ph.D., Senior Associate for Africa, national Democratic Institute for International Affairs
Emmanuel Alex Asiedu, Director of Asset Management Subsidiary, Stanbic Investment Management Services, Yale World Fellow
Amadou Mahtar Ba, Chairman, AllAfrica Global Media
David Awuah-Darko, CEO, IC Securities
Kofi Dadzie, Managing Director of Rancard Solutions
Essie Anno Sackey, Director, PHI Century Ltd.
Dr. Juliette M. Tuakli, MD MPH, WHO Advisor, President of United Way, Ghana
Michael Cappello, MD, Director, Yale World Fellows Program
Prof. Fred Binka, School of Public Health, University of Ghana
Kweku Awotwi, CEO, Volta River Authority
Leslie Fields, Environmental Justice Program Director, Sierra Club
Gonzalo Griebenow, The World Bank Group, Forest Carrbon Partnership Facility
Daniel Rose, Chairman, Rose Associates, Inc.
Paa Kwesi Imbeah, Google
Bright Simons, President, MPedigree Network
Judith F. Aidoo, CEO, Caswell Communications, Inc.
Building upon the success of our first symposium in 2012, the 2013 conference will bring together established and emerging leaders in industry, academia and the arts.  As many believe that the 21st Century will be the African Century, it is imperative that institutions like Yale engage on the forefront of conversation, dialogue and thought leadership for West Africa, Africa and the Diaspora. Yale is unique among American colleges and universities in taking the lead on such an endeavor, positioning itself with the Yale Club of Ghana to be a conduit for world ideas related to the future success of Africa and her descendants.

Complete conference details including schedule, hotel and registration information can be found at the conference web site http://ghana.alumni.yale.edu .

Please join us and help spread the word to friends and colleagues. Registration is open to the public.

Thank you to our Diamond Sponsor.

BGI LLC is proud to be a Diamond Sponsor of the Yale Club of Ghana 2013 Conference, From Success to Significance: Thought Leaders in the African Renaissance in Accra, Ghana, July 18-19, 2013 reflecting our commitment to Ghana, Sub-Sahara Africa and the Yale Alumni Association program of bringing world class thinkers, artists and business leaders to forums around the World.

Daniel Rose Yale '51, Chairman of BGI, LLC will address the environmental impact panel in Accra and announce BGI's partnership with the Safe Water Network , an internationally recognized not-for-profit based in New York City, to bring safe drinking water to 12,000 rural residents in the Ashanti Region. BGI will join His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Asantehene, the Ashanti King, in sponsoring and implementing this project.

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