It was organised by Entrepreneur Foundation of Ghana (EFG), a
non-profit organisation, striving to foster entrepreneurship in Ghana
through mentoring, networking and education, in collaboration with the
Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, Ghana National Chamber of
Commerce and Industry and supported by the Agricultural Development
Bank.
The Awards was aimed at identifying, recognising and honouring
Ghanaian entrepreneurs, who have distinguished themselves to come out
of poverty and create jobs.
Additionally, it seeks to support the development of new
enterprises and the creation of role models, who could inspire and
mentor future generations of entrepreneurs.
The event that commemorated this year’s World Entrepreneurship
Day, honoured 40 prominent entrepreneurs.
Ms Cobbah after the programme, told Ghana News Agency that said
she was gratified that she was honoured and dedicated the awards to
the staff and management of Stratcomm for their hard work.
She said it takes determination, hard work, acquisition of
knowledge, and creativity to become a communication entrepreneur.
Ms Cobbah advised prospective young communication entrepreneurs
to work hard to attain their objectives.
Ms Cobbah said convincing organisations to appreciate the
importance of communication to the growth, development and
profitability, was a challenge for operators of the communication
industry.
Stratcomm Africa seeks to support organisations to build
relationships with stakeholders and helps organisations to build and
maintain positive reputation.
Other awards winners included Prince Kofi Amoabeng, Overall best
Entrepreneur, Alhaji Dr Asoma Banda, Lifetime Entrepreneur Achievement
Awards, Mr Roland Agambire, Best Young Entrepreneur Awards, Mrs
Elizabeth Joyce Villars, Best Woman Entrepreneur Awards, Mr Albert
Ocran and Best-Most Promising Entrepreneur Awards.
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