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NAPG Summit equips Administrative Professionals for strategic impact and the AI-driven workplace
The Network of Administrative Professionals Ghana has successfully held the Administrative Professionals Summit 2026, bringing together administrative and executive support professionals for two days of learning, collaboration and practical professional development.
Treat yourself as a professional asset Delivering the Day 1 keynote, leadership developer, author and executive coach Yawa Hansen-Quao spoke on “Advancing Influence: What Modern Organisations Need—and How High-Impact Administrative Professionals Deliver It.
The Network of Administrative Professionals Ghana is a nonprofit professional association committed to advancing the administrative profession and supporting the growth of administrative and executive support professionals in Ghana.
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