Also known as: Dr. Ike Tandoh · Dr Ike Tandoh · Dr Tee
Ike Tandoh — lecturer at University of Media Arts and Communication who authored "Brand Yourself: From Invisible to Influential," introducing Afrocentric personal branding frameworks.
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… Before people knew me as Dr Tee, I was Ike, the boy from Dichemso who lost his mother at fourteen. …
Serwaa Amihere and the personal branding lesson in advice that dividesJoy Online
The Dean of Students at the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC), Dr Ike Tandoh, has urged freshers to build their personal brands and develop strong networks to create opportunities for themselves. …
UniMAC Dean urges freshers to build strong personal brands, networksJoy Online
… Dr Ike Tandoh is a Senior Lecturer and Dean of Students at UniMAC-IJ, Accra, Ghana, and the Founder/CEO of 1PR Communications Group. …
Culture before internal communication plan: Why Africa needs the ACCRA frameworkJoy Online
… By Dr Ike Tandoh
Culture before internal communication: Why Africa needs the Accra FrameworkJoy Online
… Ike Tandoh. Congratulating the students, Speaker Bagbin urged them to approach the international platform with confidence and determination. …
UniMAC students to represent Ghana at Commonwealth Youth Parliament in AustraliaJoy Online
… Ike Tandoh. Congratulating Ms. …
UniMAC’s Precious Akos Agrobesa to represent Ghana at Commonwealth Youth Parliament in AustraliaJoy Online
… But your brand is what remains when both are no longer visible.ABOUT THE AUTHORDr Ike Tandoh, PhD, APR, FCIMC, MCIM, is a Ghanaian scholar-practitioner, corporate communication strategist, author, lecturer and Dean of Students at the University of Media, Arts and Communication (U …
When your job title or qualification disappears, who still remembers you?Joy Online
… Dr Ike Tandoh, PhD, APR, FCIMC, MCIM, is a Ghanaian scholar-practitioner, author, corporate communication strategist, and Dean of Students at the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC), Ghana. …
From invisible to influential : Why Africans must take personal branding seriouslyJoy Online
… Ike Tandoh, a lecturer at the University of Media Arts and Communication, has authored a new book titled Brand Yourself: From Invisible to Influential, introducing two original Afrocentric personal branding frameworks tailored to African realities and values. …
Dr. Ike Tandoh develops 2 Afrocentric frameworks for personal branding in his new book ‘Brand Yourself’Joy Online
… Ike Tandoh, PhD, APR. “Everybody’s Doctor” | Political Brand Communication & Personal Branding Expert | Author, Brand Yourself. …
Beyond insults: The I.D.E.M playbook for political parties in the age of the ‘social media minister’At an October 2026 women's event, broadcaster Serwaa Amihere advised young women against buying counterfeit designer items and to shop affordably instead. A communication lecturer analyses how her framing—suggesting a fake designer bag could affect workplace credibility—shifted the message from financial prudence to judgement based on possessions.
29 October 2026 · Joy Online →
At an October 2026 women's event, broadcaster Serwaa Amihere advised young women against buying counterfeit designer items and to shop affordably instead. A communication lecturer analyses how her framing—suggesting a fake designer bag could affect workplace credibility—shifted the message from financial prudence to judgement based on possessions.
29 October 2026 · Joy Online →
The Dean of Students at UniMAC urged newly admitted students at the University's Freshers' Orientation on Tuesday to build strong personal brands and develop meaningful networks, noting that connections made during university can create opportunities both during and after their studies.
22 September 2026 · Joy Online →
An editorial argues that effective internal communication in African organizations must begin with understanding employees' cultural contexts—their beliefs, lived experiences, family responsibilities, respect for authority, religious values, and communal relationships—rather than relying on standard communication plans alone, as outlined in the forthcoming ACCRA Framework for Internal Communication and Change Management.
24 July 2026 · Joy Online →
A new framework for internal communication in Africa argues that employee resistance to change stems not from poor communication but from messages that fail to reflect cultural realities. The framework proposes that effective internal communication should begin with understanding employees' cultural beliefs, family responsibilities, respect for authority, religious values and communal relationships.
24 July 2026 · Joy Online →
Two University of Media, Arts and Communication students, Precious Akos Agrobesa and Titus Owusu Darko, have been selected to represent Ghana at the 13th Commonwealth Youth Parliament in Sydney, Australia, from July 26 to 30, 2026, after winning the 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate Competition.
23 July 2026 · Joy Online →
Precious Akos Agrobesa, a University of Media, Arts and Communication student, has been selected to represent Ghana at the 13th Commonwealth Youth Parliament in Sydney, Australia, from July 26 to 30, 2026, after winning the 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate Competition alongside fellow UniMAC student Titus Owusu Darko.
23 July 2026 · Joy Online →
An opinion piece argues that titles and qualifications are temporary assets, and that lasting influence depends on investing in relationships rather than relying on position. The author draws on personal experience in Ghana's corporate, banking, and academic sectors to show that people who remain influential after retirement have prioritized building genuine connections.
18 June 2026 · Joy Online →
A Ghanaian author and communications professional argues that talent alone is insufficient in modern Africa; visibility through personal branding is essential for talented professionals, academics, entrepreneurs, and creatives to gain recognition and opportunities beyond their immediate circles.
14 June 2026 · Joy Online →
Dr. Ike Tandoh, a lecturer at the University of Media Arts and Communication, has authored "Brand Yourself: From Invisible to Influential," introducing the A.F.A.C and I.D.E.M frameworks for personal branding grounded in African values and communal culture rather than Western individualistic models.
19 May 2026 · Joy Online →
An analysis of Dr Frank Amoakohene's youth-focused political communication strategy in the Ashanti Region—using TikTok, Facebook, and cultural events—as a model for how modern Ghanaian political parties can engage voters through preference over authority in the age of social media.
2 May 2026 · Joy Online →