Theme: Becoming Future Ready as an Administrative Professional
Empowering and equipping administrative professionals with the mindset, tools and strategies they need to thrive in the modern workplace
DAY 2: October 10, 2025 | 08:30 GMT (In-person)
DAY 1 - 100% Online
The Network of Administrative Professionals of Ghana (NAPG) is organising its annual summit to equip administrative professionals with the mindset, tools, and strategies they need to thrive in the modern workplace.
The role of the administrative professional is evolving rapidly in response to emerging technologies, shifting workplace dynamics, and the demand for strategic, tech-savvy support. With artificial intelligence (AI), digital tools, and automation transforming the way we work, today’s administrative professionals must adapt, upskill, and embrace innovation to stay relevant and impactful.
This year’s theme reflects the urgent need for administrative professionals to develop digital dexterity, master emerging technologies, and cultivate a forward-thinking mindset to remain valuable and future-proof.
To explore the evolving role of administrative professionals in the digital era.
To introduce and demonstrate practical AI tools that can simplify, improve, and elevate administrative work.
To foster a community of learning, collaboration, and peer support among administrative professionals.
To empower participants to shift from traditional support roles to strategic partners within their organisations.
✔ Keynote: The Future-Ready Admin: From Support to Strategy
✔ Digital Dexterity: Key Tech Skills Every Admin Pro Needs by 2030
✔ Cybersecurity Essentials for Administrative Professionals
✔ Panel Discussion: From Order Takers to Strategic Partner
✔ Automation and AI Tools Workshop – Hands-On Learning
Keynote: The Future-Ready Administrative Professional
Diana is an international speaker, trainer, and consultant who focuses on digital transformation, new work, personal branding, and leadership.
Throughout her career, she has worked successfully for C-Level Executives within global corporations such as Sony. In 2019, Diana was named Woman of the Week by the Global Digital Women and has been nominated for the Digital Female Leader Award
Diana hosts "The Future Assistant Podcast", a go-to podcast for professionals in executive support and leadership roles. She is also a LinkedIn instructor and a certified strength coach.
Topic: Key Tech Skills Every Admin Pro Needs by 2030
Joy is a digital consultant and people development practitioner with a decade of experience in digital transformation, people strategy, and project execution.
Joy's early career included roles as Executive Assistant to the HR Director at Vodafone Ghana and Executive Assistant and Knowledge Manager at BCA Leadership, A pan African Leadership Enhancement organizations with presence in about 10 African countries , supporting 100+ c-level executives.
Currently, she leads a team at CTL Africa Leadership, providing leadership and personal development training. She is also the co-founded Abeyie Innovation Studios and Sherock Women.
Alexandra Boateng is a dynamic learning and development consultant specialising in the IT and cybersecurity space. With a passion for empowering others through knowledge, she works with companies to design and deliver impactful training solutions that upskill teams and drive digital transformation.
Beyond her consulting work, Alexandra is deeply committed to nurturing the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. She leads a global volunteer initiative that provides partial scholarships and career development support to undergraduate, master’s, and PhD students pursuing IT-related programs—particularly those looking to break into cybersecurity.
Topic: Practical Automation Skills for Admin Professionals
With a strong foundation as a former executive assistant, Gladys is now a seasoned marketing and automation specialist who helps entrepreneurs and organisations optimise their systems and workflows for growth and scalability.
Her passion lies in streamlining operations so that businesses can focus on high-priority tasks and drive revenue.
Edith Kuteesa Gitta is a passionate leader in administration, executive support, and professional development. She currently serves as the Managing Director of Nexus Green Foundation and is the Founder of Mended Pieces Ministries (MPM).
A former President of the National Association of Secretaries and Administrative Professionals (NASAP-Uganda), Edith has played a key role in advancing the professional growth and recognition of administrative professionals across the region.
Edith is deeply committed to empowering women and youth through initiatives that promote employability, entrepreneurship, and financial independence.
Roland Okai Adjei is a Chartered Professional Administrator and Management Consultant and a passionate advocate for the administrative profession with over 10 years of experience.
Motivated by the neglect of the administrative field and the broader issues of underemployment in Ghana and Africa, he has dedicated himself to elevating the profession through advocacy, thought leadership, and collaboration
Roland is a proud member of the World Administrators Alliance (USA), Platinum Assistants Network (South Africa), and CIAMC (Ghana)
Emmanuela Tijani is a Senior Product & Marketing Leader who thrives at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and execution.
With over nine years of experience, she began her career as an Executive Assistant and has since transitioned into leading product and proposition strategy at a top commercial bank.
Her journey reflects a deep understanding of both frontline support and strategic leadership. Emmanuela brings a powerful mix of business acumen, communication strength, and people-first leadership to every role.
Rebecca is an Executive Assistance Specialist with over a decade years of expertise in executive support, office management, event planning and travel management. Her main goal is to support CEOs/Executives in handling the administrative facets of their position in order to optimize their performance.
She is the founder of the Network of Administrative Professionals of Ghana (NAPG). Administrative professionals, such as Executive Assistants, Personal Assistants, Administrative Assistants, and others, are brought together by this professional networking group to exchange best practices, address professional concerns, and share experiences.__
Vicentia is a communications executive with expertise in research communication. She currently leads the Communications and Publications Office at the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), University of Ghana, where she also spearheads communications for key projects, including the ReFinD Research Initiative, Future of Work Research Initiative for West and Central Africa, and Environment for Development Ghana.
Nanaa is a bilingual communications and PR specialist. She is passionate about the EA profession, having spent eight years of her working life in administrative executive roles.
She also loves being the emcee and moderator at social and corporate events. When her life story is read, she wants to be remembered as someone who brought a little sunshine to those she encountered.
Over 8 hours of value-packed sessions with experts and thought leaders.
Lifetime access to the recordings of the virtual sessions.
Certificate of participation.
Access to a private WhatsApp group for attendees.
Opportunity to network with like-minded administrative professionals.
Office Managers
Executive Assistants.
Personal Assistants
Administrative Assistants
Administrative Officers
Office Assistants
Secretaries
Receptions/Front office personnels
Aspiring Administrative Professionals
We will send you an invitation letter; that will make it easier for you to ask for funding from your company or organisation to attend.
"I love the fact that all the resource persons are professionals in their respective field."
Zinab Mohammed
IWMI
"I love the passion with which the speakers presented their insightful sessions."
Corrine A.Holdbrook
Apples and Pears
"It was very educative, inspiring and informative."
Rukaya Inusah
Ghana Education Service
"It was a well-organized conference that threw more light on the role of Administrative Assistants."
"Summit has been an eye-opener for me."
"Great discussion topics, knowledgeable panelists, and good insights."
"Very informative, engaging, and exposed us to things previously seen to be irrelevant but very relevant to our career growth."
"It was helpful and its was worth my money."
"It was a good summit. The international presenters gave it a thumbs up for me."
"It was a life-changing summit. I learned a lot that I am applying daily."
"Outstanding. Worth the money we paid and this years presenters were up to task and on point."
"Well organized and very informative."