The Ghana Federation of Traditional Medicine Practitioners Associations (GHAFTRAM) has appointed Enoch Owusu-Kissi as its new Director for Corporate and Protocol Affairs, effective immediately.
This strategic appointment aims to bolster GHAFTRAM’s corporate relationships, enhance its public image, and facilitate effective communication with stakeholders.
Enoch Owusu-Kissi brings extensive experience in corporate affairs, protocol management, and public relations to his new role, having worked with numerous reputable organizations.
“We welcome Enoch Owusu-Kissi to our team,” said GHAFTRAM’s President, Prof. Samuel Ato Duncan. “His expertise will significantly promote traditional medicine and advance GHAFTRAM’s objectives.”
As Director for Corporate and Protocol Affairs, Owusu-Kissi’s responsibilities include:
Developing and implementing corporate strategies, building partnerships with key stakeholders, managing GHAFTRAM’s public image and reputation, and coordinating protocol affairs and events.
“I’m honored to join GHAFTRAM and contribute to traditional medicine advancement in Ghana,” Owusu-Kissi stated. “I look forward to working with the team to achieve our goals.”
Notably, Enoch Owusu-Kissi recently received the Best Marketing Award at the prestigious Ghana Arts and Entertainment Awards.
With nearly a decade of experience in the media landscape, Owusu-Kissi’s career began in 2015 as a marketing executive at High FM. He held key roles at BRS Advertising, Oboba FM, and Agoo TV before joining the EIB Network.
Owusu-Kissi’s expertise spans various marketing facets, having worked with numerous brands and provided consultancy services to several clients. His academic credentials include a degree in Marketing, Master’s in Christian Leadership, and HND in Communications, supplemented by courses in protocol and diplomacy.
GHAFTRAM is a leading organization promoting traditional medicine in Ghana, aiming to integrate traditional practices into the country’s healthcare system. The federation seeks to advance research, education, and collaboration among traditional medicine practitioners.
Under Owusu-Kissi’s leadership, GHAFTRAM expects to enhance its visibility, build strategic partnerships, and promote the benefits of traditional medicine.
“We are confident that Enoch’s expertise will take GHAFTRAM to the next level,” Prof. Addae added.
Owusu-Kissi’s appointment is a significant step forward for GHAFTRAM, poised to make a lasting impact on Ghana’s healthcare landscape.
Contact:
Enoch Owusu-Kissi
Director, Corporate and Protocol Affairs
GHAFTRAM
0244898692
enochkissi@yahoo.com
About GHAFTRAM:
The Ghana Federation of Traditional Medicine Practitioners Associations (GHAFTRAM) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting traditional medicine practices, advocating for policy changes and ensuring quality healthcare delivery in Ghana.
Media Contact:
For interviews, additional information or high-resolution images, please contact:
Enoch Owusu-Kissi at 0244898692
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