Ghana Hosts 500 Marketing and IT Pros for AMC TICON 2025

Ghana is set to welcome 500 marketing and information technology (IT) professionals for the highly anticipated 2025 African Marketing Confederacy (AMC) and Technology Information Confederation Africa (TICON Africa) conference. The event will take place in Accra from August 20th to 22nd, positioning Ghana as a central hub for innovation and collaboration across the continent.

Empowering Africa’s Future Innovation and Global Influence

Themed “Enabling Africa’s Take on Future Innovation Standards and Global Influence,” the AMC and TICON Africa meeting promises to be a landmark event. Mr. David Gowu, President of TICON Africa, highlighted the conference as a unique opportunity for Ghanaian businesses to expand their footprint by connecting with industry leaders and decision-makers from across Africa.

He emphasized that the platform would allow local companies to showcase their products and services, paving the way for strategic partnerships and business growth within the continent’s rapidly evolving marketing and technology sectors.

Driving Sustainable Growth Through Collaboration

“More than just a conference, this event aims to amplify the efforts of ICT and marketing associations throughout Africa, promoting sustainable development through meaningful partnerships,” said Mr. Gowu. Over three days, attendees will engage in expert-led workshops focusing on five key themes designed to boost knowledge and foster cross-border collaboration.

Positioning Ghana as Africa’s Innovation Hub

Mrs. Ama Amoah, Vice President of the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG), expressed confidence that the AMC TICON 2025 conference would solidify Ghana’s reputation as a leading center for marketing and technological innovation in Africa. She noted that the event will explore cutting-edge topics such as AI-driven marketing strategies, digital commerce, and purpose-driven branding to tackle industry challenges.

Mrs. Amoah encouraged Ghanaian businesses and marketers to actively participate, underscoring the importance of forming partnerships with both private and public sector stakeholders to drive sustainable growth and long-term impact.

Elevating Africa’s Digital and Commercial Landscape

Optimistic about the future, Mrs. Amoah believes the conference will elevate Ghana’s role in shaping Africa’s digital economy and commercial landscape, inspiring entrepreneurs and professionals to contribute to the continent’s innovation journey.

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