For 5mins a week, explore ideas and strategies to flourish even amidst uncertainty and the changing landscape.
Change is the only constant in the banking sector in an era marked by our changing financial and banking landscape, rapid technological advancements, and evolving customer expectations. It holds especially true for Ghana’s banking industry, which is navigating through a period of significant transformation. While some may view this change
In the grand tapestry of societal change, every thread counts. As ordinary citizens, we often underestimate our potential to effect change, waiting for public officials or leaders to take the helm. However, this underestimation is a disservice not only to ourselves but also to the society we aspire to transform.
Published in Business and Financial Times. 14-08-2023 In recent months, a profound sense of distrust has permeated the Ghanaian public sentiment towards the financial sector, given the current measures to restructure government debts. This growing skepticism is fueled by a complex web of factors, including government policies that have had
1. Stay Grounded in the Present When uncertainty looms, our minds tend to race ahead, creating scenarios of what could go wrong. This “catastrophizing” can lead to stress and anxiety. To counter this, practice mindfulness. Whether through meditation, deep-breathing exercises, or simply taking a moment to appreciate your surroundings, staying
Start with your business strategy. The aim is not to check the ESG box but change culture in the organization
ESG ( Environment, Social and Governance) issues gained a boost some few weeks ago when the #issb announced global ESG/sustainability disclosure standards. This will have an impact on operations of organizations worldwide. Question is how are we preparing for this change? #esg #ifrs #sustainability #culturechange Video to Newsletter
