Maiden JOYBUSINESS Town hall Meeting
The maiden JOYBUSINESS Town Hall Meeting has been held at the R.S Amegashie Hall of the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) on Monday, July 18.
This initiative is aimed at advancing conversations about everyday happenings or current affairs in the business ecosystem as well as serve as a medium to proffer solutions.
The programme is designed to engage students (undergraduates, post graduate/PhD students) on matters of economics and trending issues in the business ecosystem. This edition is looking at the State of the Economy and the way forward from the views of students.
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