MOGULTalk's® 2021 Annual Ghana Global Week
Welcome to the global economic and cultural consortium of Global Mogul Center®, featuring premier leaders in Ghana and the Diaspora. A consortium is formed annually of individuals, companies, governments, investors,and stakeholders workikng together for a common objective.
Why Ghana?
Why NOT Ghana, is probably the more appropriate question. Since President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo announced in 2018 that the Year of the Return, 2019, there is renewed interest in Ghana is a place of investment, building, and possibility. The announcement was heard all over the globe, and hosted an array of celebrities internationally, making their way into Ghana to explore, learn, and appreciate their roots, as well as unite with Africans on the continent.
Since then, Ghana has enjoyed and hosted an influx of business opportunists, one of the largest and most recent being Twitter, investors, tourists, expats, and “returnees” to the region. President Akufo-Addo then launched the ‘Beyond the Return Initiate’ for 2020 on December 27, 2019, in Kempinski Accra. It has not been rolled out due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic. But this occurance has in no way thwarted interest or travel to Ghana.
Witnessing no waning in interest to “return” to Ghana during the pandemic, many safety and precautionary measures have been put into place for the well-being of citizens and travelers.
Rich with possibility.
Ghana is a country laden and rich with minerals, petroleum, gold, fish, diamonds, and more. Though likely best known for its agricultural economy, the country has the potential for robust in other areas, where industry has not been widely introduced.
Ghana is likely Africa’s largest gold reserve, but is classified as a lower- to middle-income economy though it is well endowed with natural resources. This is a contradiction worthy of investigation in our minds. The country has seen strong economic growth recently — its GDP grew 6.3 percent in 2018. In addition to gold, the country also exports resources such as cocoa, oil, timber, electricity, diamonds, bauxite and manganese; they are all major sources of foreign revenue. However, foreign revenue and the presence of corruption have led to unfair economic exchange between locals and others. However, it is our opinion based on our discussions with ministry and cabinet leaders, chieftaincy, and business leaders that the aggressive removal of foreign economic dependency and corruption under Nana Addo’s regime, makes Ghana a county rich with possibilities.
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"I'm Not "Black". I'm Me."
Tune in the hear guest Tim Swain, Founder of Anidaso 360, an organization that empowers and equips disenfranchised communities through education, economic and social advancement.
Join us for a poignant and hopeful conversation about the possibilities of Ghana's promise and possibility for black personhood.
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"Going Home to Ghana: Return of the Diaspora"
Professor Wakeelah Martinez, acts as theAdministrator of The African American Council of Elders (TCOE). She with an elete delegation of leaders, including Ms. Mogul®, is currently assessing and planning for impleof a historic initiative and offer to honor the Council as the 7 th Division of the Yilo Krobo Nation inGhana West Africa.
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"A Royal Affair. Conversations With A Modern Day King"
Oklepeme is a visionary King, entrepreneur and business personality who owns businesses in the areas of Construction and Real Estates Development, Petroleum, School, Farms among others.
He is also a philanthropist that supports and takes care of the vulnerable, the sick, orphans, prisoners, widows and widowers, etc. under a foundation known as the Oklepeme Foundation.
Currently, he is working assiduously in a pleasant partnership with the African American Council of Elders of which Ms. Mogul® is an integral part, to create a new Division and township to be known and called Wasenor (meaning our Younger Sibling) at Somanya for African Americans who want to return to the African continent.
Mrs. Calebs aims to build many startups in various industries, partner with the expertise in those industries to expand and help reduce youth unemployment in Ghana.
She’s married to Romeo Tetteh-Kofi Calebs, the paramount chief of the Yilo Krobo State, Ghana Oklepeme Nuer Anorbaa Sasraku II and they’reblessed with 3 Children.
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Series Finale': "The Hope Of Our Return"
Invited as a respected real estate and business development delegate, Ms. Mogul® shares her experiences conferring with Ghana's royalty, chieftancy, government officials and busines leaders.
Ms. Smith founded the Global Mogul Center for Women's Leadership and Development to address the global wealth gap and vacuum of leadership for women of color and the global advocacy for land ownership of women in the African Diaspora.
2022 Global Events
Streaming in Ghana, Botswana, The U.K., The U.S.A. and Latin America.
Thursday and Friday,
August 11 - 12, 2022
The purpose of this year's ROAR!® Summit is to converge tomorrow's business and thought leaders in one place to answer the question, "how do we finally close the leadership and economic achievement gaps for the African Diaspora and women globally?
We’ll feature global business forecasts and opportunities from Ghana for 2022 during the international speaker’s segment.
Get ready for a real meeting of the best minds as we ROAR® the next level of women's economic development.
