January 16th, 2012 by NAPE Foundation Admin
Theme: Increasing access to higher education in Ghana, West Africa
FEATURING
Keynote: Dr. Candice Goucher, Professor of History at WSU
Intergenerational Thinking: Ghana’s Promise of Education for a Sustainable Future
Music and Dancing:
Kukatonon Children’s African Dance Troupe &
Chata Addy
Date & Time: Saturday, February 4th, 2012 6:00 pm
$50 Individual Tickets, $500 Table Sponsor
Location:
World Trade Center
121 SW Salmon St. Portland, OR 97204
RSVP: info@napefoundation.org or 503-348-4912
Thank You!
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January 16th, 2012 by NAPE Foundation Admin
Encouraging Creativity and Innovation among Ghanaian and African Leaders and Organization
By
Peter Carlos Okantey
NAPE Foundation
Founder & President
Abstract
This article seeks to encourage a culture of innovation and creativity among Ghanaian and African business leaders and their organizations. This rationale is pursued through the following: 1) a presentation of the need for innovation and creativity among Ghanaian and African leaders and their organizations; 2) a redefinition of the terms “innovation and creativity” in organizations; 3) perceived barriers to innovation and creativity among Ghanaian and African Leaders and businesses; 4) a candid view of how Ghanaian and African leaders can promote innovation and creativity within their organizations; and 5) five practical steps towards developing a culture of innovation and creativity among Ghanaian leaders and their organizations.
Keywords: Organizational Leadership, Creativity, Innovation, Organizations, Businesses, Africa, Ghana.
Encouraging Creativity and Innovation Among Ghanaian and African Leaders and Organizations
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December 5th, 2011 by NAPE Foundation Admin
The Role of Innovation in Building Universities That will Outlive The
21st Century in Africa
By
Peter Carlos Okantey
November, 2011
Abstract
This article seeks to promote a culture of innovation in African universities. This justification is pursued through the following: 1) an argument for the need for innovation in African universities; 2) a look at the term “innovation” from an institutional perspective; 3) apparent barriers to innovation in African universities; 4) on how African university leaders can promote innovation at their universities; and 5) eight steps African university leaders can adopt in their quest to enhance innovation in their universities.
Keywords: Africa, African Universities, Innovation, Creativity, Leadership.
The Role of Innovation in Building Universities that will Outlive the 21st Century in Africa
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