Partnerships Manager at ALX Enterprise, Edward Akane, said the Ghanaian workforce must move beyond simply understanding artificial intelligence (AI) and start using the technology to improve productivity. …
Partnerships Manager at ALX Enterprise, Edward Akane, has said that Artificial intelligence (AI) is unlikely to completely replace human workers, but people who fail to learn new skills and adapt to changing technology could find themselves losing their jobs. …
Employees must continuously develop their skills and learn to complement artificial intelligence (AI) with their professional expertise to remain relevant in the rapidly changing world of work, ALX Enterprise Partnership Manager Edward Akani has advised. …
Regional Director at ALX Enterprise, Nana Darko Asiedu, has said that businesses should see artificial intelligence (AI) as an opportunity to improve their operations rather than a threat to jobs and business growth. …
… In response to this growing need, ALX is scaling ALX Enterprise, its corporate learning and workforce transformation offering, to help organisations build AI-ready teams and leaders. …
Fidelity Bank Ghana has launched the second cohort of its Orange Inspire programme, in partnership with ALX Ghana, a leading talent accelerator, to equip emerging creative businesses with the skills, mentorship and industry exposure needed to transform creative ideas into sustain …
Esther Owusu Nkwantabisah founded Abukay Cuisine in 2019, a food business that explores the intersection of nutrition, sustainability and community impact. Her approach to entrepreneurship is rooted in the philosophy of building with available resources rather than waiting for perfect conditions.
Esther Owusu Nkwantabisah founded Abukay Cuisine in 2019, a food business that explores the intersection of nutrition, sustainability and community impact. Her approach to entrepreneurship is rooted in the philosophy of building with available resources rather than waiting for perfect conditions.
ALX Enterprise's Partnerships Manager said Ghanaian workers and businesses should move beyond merely learning about AI and instead focus on using the technology to improve productivity and deliver better results, given the rapid pace of technological development.
ALX Enterprise's Partnerships Manager Edward Akane said AI is unlikely to completely replace human workers, but those who fail to learn new skills and adapt to changing technology could find themselves losing jobs. He emphasized that the future of work depends on how well workers combine their existing expertise with emerging AI tools.
ALX Enterprise Partnership Manager Edward Akani advised that employees must continuously develop skills and combine artificial intelligence with professional expertise to remain relevant as AI significantly changes how jobs are performed. He said AI is unlikely to completely replace human workers but will require adaptability, continuous learning, and a combination of technical skills, professional expertise, and creativity.
ALX Enterprise's Regional Director says companies should combine AI tools with human intelligence and proper employee training rather than viewing AI primarily as a job threat. Success in AI adoption depends not just on purchasing tools like ChatGPT, but on market understanding and complementing human capabilities, he argued.
ALX is expanding ALX Enterprise, its corporate learning platform, to help African organisations build AI-ready teams and leaders. The initiative hosted over 30 organisations at an executive workshop in Accra focused on practical AI adoption, leadership, and workforce transformation.
At the National Youth Mentorship Summit, Makafui Mattah, Senior Manager for Financial Operations at MobileMoney Fintech Ltd, urged university students to complement academic qualifications with practical and digital skills, noting that employers now seek problem-solvers and results-oriented professionals rather than certificate holders alone. He highlighted artificial intelligence, big data, and cybersecurity as fast-growing fields, and stressed that digital literacy is essential across all professions.
Global Media Alliance and Women in PR Ghana hosted the PR x AI MasterLAB, an immersive learning experience for communications professionals to develop practical AI skills. The masterclass covered AI-powered content creation, media intelligence and insights, and human-centered AI storytelling through sessions led by industry experts.
Fidelity Bank Ghana has launched the second cohort of its Orange Inspire programme in partnership with ALX Ghana to provide emerging creative businesses with training, mentorship, and industry exposure. The eight-week programme offers business training, financial literacy, and networking, culminating in a Grand Demo Day where selected ventures pitch for grant funding totalling GH¢600,000.
Fidelity Bank Ghana has launched the second cohort of its Orange Inspire programme in partnership with ALX Ghana to equip emerging creative businesses with skills, mentorship, and industry exposure. The eight-week programme culminates in a Demo Day where selected ventures pitch for grant funding totalling GH¢600,000.