Dentsu Aegis Network SSA holds annual leadership conference in Accra

Top executives of Dentsu Aegis Network (DAN) Sub Saharan Africa (SSA) have converged in the city of Accra, Ghana for its annual SSA Leadership Summit starting from 9th to 11th April, 2019.

The Chief Executive Officer of Dentsu Aegis Network Ghana, Andrew Ackah, has said that the conference will set an agenda for digitalization in Africa. “The conference will help set an agenda on Africa’s digital future leveraging data, insight and strategy in Africa with the best generation of innovative minds in the industry.”

Dentsu Aegis Network (DAN) Sub Saharan Africa (SSA) currently has 10 offices across Africa, 34 affiliates and a staff component of 1500+,making DAN SSA the fastest growing network on the continent.

However, Dentsu Aegis Network Ghana has played a leading role in driving DAN SSA’s impressive performance. The agency recorded a 40% market share as per the 2018 RECMA results. DAN Ghana was also ranked the number one Network in the region, with Carat as number 1 agency.

Mr Thomas Le Thierry, the Global President of the Vizeum, will be a keynote speaker at the summit this year to share his insights and expertise on African Cities and Global Growth in our business.

Speaking about the conference, Dawn Rowlands, SSA CEO said, “As we workshop, collaborate and set in motion the actions needed to overcome the massive changes our industry and business are facing.

We will collectively inspire clients to come on a journey with us, as our business evolves into an Ideas led, Tech-enabled and Insight driven business, said.”

To date, Dentsu Aegis Network’s ambition and pioneering spirit have led them to this point in Africa and going forward their values will ensure they keep running faster than the competition. Collaboration and agility are the key factors that enabled them to achieve phenomenal growth in such a short space of time.

 

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