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Tertiary Business Sense Challenge: ICAG commits to developing next generation business leaders

Speaking at the Grand Finale of the 8th Tertiary Business Sense Challenge held at the Zenith University College in Accra, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ICAG, Eric Oduro Osae, FCA, said the Institute’s involvement in the competition reflected its broader commitment to investing in young people and strengthening the pipeline of future professionals and business leaders.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana (ICAG), has reaffirmed its commitment to develop the next generation of ethical, competent and innovative business leaders through its continued support for the Tertiary Business Sense Challenge (TBSC).
The CEO said the TBSC had evolved into an important national platform for promoting critical thinking, business awareness, teamwork, healthy competition and the practical application of knowledge among tertiary students.
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