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Edward Asare inducted as Full Member of CIMG

Edward Asare inducted as Full Member of CIMG

Marketing Communications and Public Relations Professional, Edward Asare, has been inducted as a Full Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana (CIMG), marking another milestone in his professional career. He particularly acknowledged the Institute’s President, Michael Abbiw, and Vice President, Ama Amoah, for their support.

Marketing Communications and Public Relations Professional, Edward Asare, has been inducted as a Full Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana (CIMG), marking another milestone in his professional career.

Mr Asare announced his induction in a social media post, expressing gratitude to the leadership of the Institute for their guidance and encouragement throughout the process.

He particularly acknowledged the Institute’s President, Michael Abbiw, and Vice President, Ama Amoah, for their support.

He also expressed appreciation to Prof. Kobby Mensah of the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS), who taught him during his MBA in Marketing programme, for his contribution to his academic development.

He further acknowledged Amin Ayarnah for helping him understand and navigate the membership process, as well as Chris Atadika, PhD, his course mate and former teaching assistant, for his role during his MBA studies.

Mr Asare also congratulated fellow inductees Agatha Nketsia, Samantha Abdallah and Veronica Lariba, while expressing his commitment to learning from fellow members and contributing to the Institute’s work.

With professional experience spanning media, banking, insurance and the public sector, his work focuses on digital communication, media relations, brand storytelling and stakeholder engagement.

He is also a speaker, trainer and mentor with an interest in sharing practical insights on marketing, communication and digital media.

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