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Integrity, adaptability key to career success, Absa Chief Risk Officer urges UESD students

The Dean of Student Affairs, Professor Daniella Sedegah, who chaired the programme, said the Leadership Inspiration and Mentorship Series forms part of UESD’s commitment to preparing students for leadership, personal development and career excellence.
Speaking at the university’s Leadership Inspiration and Mentorship Series in Somanya, Eastern Region, Kofi Agyarko-Kwarteng said advances in artificial intelligence, climate change, technology and changing labour market demands are reshaping industries and requiring graduates to build stronger problem-solving, communication and leadership skills.
The lecture ended with an interactive session during which students asked questions on career development, leadership, entrepreneurship, financial management and the changing world of work.
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