Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the former vice president of Ghana, will be the keynote speaker at Harvard Business School’s 27th Annual Africa Business Conference, which has as its theme “Beyond Borders 2025.”
The dates of the conference are February 14–15, 2025.
The Klarman Auditorium will host Dr. Bawumia’s keynote address, “Governance & Economic Transformation,” on February 15, 2025. He will talk about Ghana’s economic development, digital transformation, and lessons that can be applied to Africa’s future.
The Harvard Business School’s Africa Business Club hosts the Africa Business Conference, which brings together prominent figures to talk about plans for the continent’s economic expansion.
Having such a wealth of financial expertise in financial and digital reforms, this positions Dr. Bawumia as a perfect leader on the issue of economic stability, digitalization, and sustainable development.
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