Digital Marketers’ Conference 2026 — Built To Scale
Digital Marketers’ Conference
"The organisations scaling in Ghana aren't waiting. They're building."
Last year, 289 people registered for 100 seats at DMC 2025.

Built To Scale — One Day, Three Levels
DMC 2026 runs 10 AM–3 PM at British Council Accra. The day moves through three progressive themes — Build Yourself, Build Your Team, Build Your Work — with keynotes, panel discussions, partner activations, a pitching masterclass, and breakout sessions.
Registration & Tag Pick-up
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Keynote
Build Yourself: Presentation
Build Yourself: Panel Discussion
Morning Network Break
Build Your Team: Presentation
Build Your Team: Panel Discussion
Partner Spotlight
Ice Breaker
Partner Spotlight
Build Your Work: Panel Discussion
Partner Spotlight
Partner Spotlight
Partner Spotlight
Ice Breaker: Pitch Yourself in 60 Seconds
Pitching Yourself: Masterclass
Breakout Sessions
Partner Spotlight
Partner Spotlight
Partner Spotlight
Plenary
Closing
The room for real builders.
Twelve speakers and panelists across three themes, with a keynote from Russel Eni.

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Russel Eni is the Founder and CEO of Insel Communications, the Accra-based communications agency he has led since September 1998. Under his leadership Insel has won Platinum at the AAG Gong Gong Awards two years in a row, including 2016, and has made work for brands such as Tigo Ghana, for which it handled the concept, production and post-production of the “You For Know” coverage campaign, and Interfoods’ Mr. Snacky. The agency sums up its standard in one word, “Insellence”: when excellence becomes tradition, winning becomes tradition. Russel is also a member of the Executive Council of the AAG.

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Deborah Yomle, known professionally as TheyomleWilliams, is a storytelling and creative strategist working at the intersection of marketing, communications and creativity. She helps students, young professionals and organisations build visibility, communicate their value and unlock opportunities through strategic storytelling, personal branding and social media marketing. With experience in social media marketing, copywriting and content creation, she is passionate about turning stories into meaningful connections and growth. She is also an emerging corporate event moderator: she moderated “AI, the New Normal”, organised by PM WorldMovers, engaging more than 200 participants in conversations about artificial intelligence and innovation.

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Isaac Newton Acquah is an Austrian-Ghanaian innovation strategist who helps professionals and businesses turn expertise into visibility, and visibility into opportunity. He began as a Technology Scout at Siemens in Vienna and Munich, and later led business development for a recruitment-tech startup acquired by XING. He co-founded The Innovation Spark, a Ghana–Austria advisory practice that has delivered more than 20 assignments for ITC, GIZ and UNECA across over 20 African countries. As National Project Coordinator with the International Trade Centre, he led upgrading work for Ghanaian tech firms in digital marketing, service quality and AI adoption. He co-founded the Ghana Innovation Journal and co-authored Ghana’s AI Practitioners’ Handbook. He holds a BSc from the University of Warwick and an MSc from WU Vienna, and works between Accra and Vienna.

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Alex has 15+ years of experience in tech, banking, telecom and upstream oil and gas, with expertise in digital solutions and marketing communications. He leads corporate affairs at GNPC Explorco and previously led digital communications and commercial innovation at AT Ghana, formerly AirtelTigo. He also consults for the African Union Youth Division, Mind Builders Africa and NCVO, facilitating masterclasses on digital skills and communication for young people and startups. He was named Digital Influencer of the Year at the 2022 Ghana Information Technology & Telecom Awards, Digital Marketing Personality of the Year at the National Communications Awards, and Internal Communicator of the Year at the 2017 National PR Excellence Awards.

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Ronald Tagoe is a technology entrepreneur, Artificial Intelligence advocate and digital transformation facilitator with over a decade of experience supporting organisations across Africa to adopt emerging technologies. He is the Founder and CEO of mNotify, a leading customer engagement technology company in Ghana whose communication and automation platforms are used by businesses, NGOs and institutions to engage millions of users across Africa. He is also the Founder of Impact AI Labs, an initiative that equips entrepreneurs, professionals and organisations with practical knowledge and tools to adopt AI. His expertise spans AI adoption strategy, conversational AI, prompt engineering and AI-powered customer engagement. He holds certifications in areas including AI for Business, AI Product Management and Responsible AI from institutions such as the University of Pennsylvania, Duke University, Google Cloud, the Project Management Institute and IBM.

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Emelia Dede Quist is a PMP®-certified Employer Engagement and Business Development professional dedicated to strengthening Africa’s talent ecosystem. At Generation Ghana, she leads strategic employer partnerships that connect skilled young people to meaningful tech-based work opportunities. Passionate about breaking longstanding patterns that limit access to employment, socio-economic mobility and representation, she champions pathways into tech and digital roles for youth, minorities and women.

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Enoch W. Kabange is a marketing strategist based in Accra, with a focus on CRM, content and growth. He leads CRM and digital marketing at Points Africa, Ghana’s first coalition loyalty network, and runs Alien Media, a performance marketing agency. He holds a master’s in marketing strategy and a first degree in economics and linguistics. Enoch is also the founder of SydCrest, a youth digital skills initiative in northern Ghana, and a Global Shaper in the World Economic Forum’s Accra Hub.

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Kwaku Asare Ofosuhene is a commercial and events leader with over nineteen years of experience across fintech, telecommunications and premium corporate engagements in Africa and international markets. He is the Chief Commercial Officer of Mojo Payments Limited (MojoPay), a Bank of Ghana-licensed Enhanced Payment Service Provider, where he oversees commercial strategy, business development, partnerships, products and marketing. He is the Founder of Strategic Plus Solutions, a consultancy that has directed international conferences and technology summits engaging over five hundred C-level executives across six African markets. His earlier career includes commercial roles at Vodafone Ghana, where he played a pivotal operational role in the development of Vodafone Cash, and at M-KOPA Ghana, where he led national sales operations as Head of Sales. He holds an MBA in International Business and Strategic Management from the University of South Wales, a Project Management Professional (PMP) certificate and a Certificate in Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets from Harvard Business School. He is also the founder of LYF Arena, a wellness platform for the African market.

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Richard Sena Quashie (MCIM) is General Manager of MG Digital Media Ltd, the digital business of Media General Ghana. He leads digital strategy, product and revenue across TV3, Onua TV, 3FM, 3News, 3Xtra and the streaming service adesa+, a portfolio that reaches more than 20 million Ghanaians a month. Since 2022 he has rebuilt MG Digital from an internal support function into a commercial business, launching adesa+, the mgTix ticketing platform and an in-house identity system. A senior full stack engineer as well as a manager, he leads the group’s AI adoption work, including AI literacy training for staff and the application of AI across production, distribution and audience analytics. He previously led Meta’s authorised sales partner operation for Ghana at Entravision and helped build Pulse Ghana from launch. He is also co-founder and Managing Director of WMS Africa.

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Simon Wineloya Alangde is a strategic technology leader, and the Founder of Wineloya Digital Ltd. With proven track record in enterprise outsourcing, digital strategy, skills development, and interactive media; Simon combines technical rigor with visionary leadership. Under his direction, Wineloya Digital continues to deliver global tech solutions while nurturing local talent.

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Florentia Teye is a Capacity Development professional in Digital Sales focused on equipping teams with the skills, capabilities and mindset needed to thrive in the evolving digital landscape. She is passionate about bridging the gap between learning and performance, enabling teams to translate knowledge into practical skills that drive business growth.

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Alice Mensah is Co-Founder and Partnership Lead of the Marketers & Advertisers Network (MAN), and a marketing and growth leader with 12 years of experience across telecom, fintech, real estate, educational institutions and advertising agencies. She has worked across organisations including University of Cape Coast, Tigo, Ringier Digital Marketing Agency, Appolonia City and Fido Micro Credit, and currently leads digital marketing for the London-based agency Lantern Comitas. She is passionate about developing the next generation of marketers and has taught and mentored aspiring professionals through Generation Ghana and Blossom Academy. She is also the founder of Denalis Digital, which helps local businesses use digital marketing, data and technology to drive growth. As a Co-Founder of MAN, she is passionate about building a stronger marketing community and helping Ghana’s marketing and advertising industry evolve with technology and AI.

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Yvonne Dumor is an Administrative Business Partner and Program Lead at Google Research specializing in global operations, organizational excellence, and programmatic scaling. Holding an MSc in International Business and PMP® certification, she led the launch of the Google AI Community Center and scaled flagship pan-African initiatives reaching thousands of participants. She is a frequent speaker at major universities and conferences and a co-founder of Thrive and Shine, Yvonne regularly shares actionable strategies on operational leadership, AI literacy, and career growth.

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Elikplim Yaa Ayegbe is a marketing and communications professional with over six years of experience in marketing strategy, brand communications and campaign development. She is the Marketing Communications Specialist for Jobberman Ghana, contributing to communication initiatives that support the brand’s visibility and client acquisition efforts. She has worked with brands across diverse industries, including Capetano Energies, Nuffield Clinic, Ridge Medical Centre, ChopBet Gaming, BlueChip Technologies, GreatOdds and Betika. She believes human experience and connection must remain at the centre of every effective campaign: while AI and technology play a transformative role in the industry, understanding people and what moves them is what gives marketing its impact. Beyond her corporate work, she is a trainer with a particular interest in personal branding and professional development, helping individuals recognise their value and communicate it confidently.

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Carrington Amuh is a multidisciplinary creative and technology professional whose work connects brand storytelling, digital marketing, design and technology. As Creative Lead at FIDO, he brings ideas to life through marketing design and creative direction, helping translate business and product objectives into clear, engaging communication across digital channels. His experience spans graphic design, motion design, video production, web design, UI/UX and digital campaign development, with work across sectors including fintech and real estate. His earlier experience includes technology leadership and digital communications. Alongside his creative career, he works in information security and has served as an ISO 27001 Lead Implementer. He holds a BSc in Information Technology.

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Enoch “RobotBoy” Appiah Jr. is a performance marketing specialist and paid-ads expert with more than ten years in digital marketing across Africa, working with clients from start-ups to multinationals across social media, email and search. As a Digital Media Planner and Strategist at iProspect he worked on Nestlé brands, telecoms and B2B companies, and he has led digital marketing for KAEME and the International Community School, Ghana. Since 2018 he has hosted Colours of Social Media (COSM), a podcast of conversations with peers in Africa’s digital marketing industry; at DMC 2026 he records a live episode with the Build Your Work panel. He is a co-founder of the Marketers & Advertisers Network (M·A·N) and holds a BSc in Applied Biology from the University for Development Studies, where he was named best entrepreneur of 2013/14 for setting up the campus’s first internet hub.


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Samuel Kwabena Ansong is a digital marketer, social media manager, graphic designer, photographer and videographer, and an expert in online media buying across Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google Ads. He is Marketing Manager at the HR Certification Centre. He previously worked as Digital Marketing and Communications Officer at Prudential Life Insurance Ghana and as digital marketing manager at GLICO Holdings. Earlier, he oversaw social media for Connect FM at Media General (TV3) in Takoradi, then became head of the marketing department at TIAST Group West Africa. He is a Takoradi Technical University alumnus and works as a freelance event photographer.


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Priscilla Osei-Wusu is a communications and marketing professional at Petra Fund Services, focused on helping people build visibility online. She convenes the Digital You community, co-founded PersonHours, which works on AI-powered automation, and brings insight from IT law, connecting visibility, technology and growth.

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Amma Odamea Amoako is a certified Google digital marketer, creative strategist and legal professional working at the intersection of brand growth, intellectual property and tech policy. As a Digital Account Manager in the advertising ecosystem, she drives digital campaigns and commercial strategy for major players in fintech, telecom and automotive. A law graduate and trained pharmacist, she moved quickly into the creative industry through self-directed work, and makes sure campaigns are commercially compelling as well as technically and legally sound. She is the author of seven books, including The Branding Advantage and The LinkedIn Lift, and the founder of Generation Shift Africa, whose capacity-building initiatives have reached young professionals and creators in 20 African countries. Through Uncodified, her tech law and policy newsletter, she explains where digital marketing, copyright and IP protection, and emerging AI tools meet for creators and digital operators.
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British Council Accra
The British Council Accra is the flagship cultural venue for UK-Ghana partnership — centrally located, professionally equipped, and appropriate for an event of DMC 2026's calibre.
The main auditorium holds approximately 200 guests in a theatre configuration. Three breakout sessions run from 13:55 to 14:15: A, Building Your Team; B, Building Yourself; and C, Building Your Work. The hallway and frontage provide dedicated space for MojoPay's dedicated booth and networking during breaks.
All rooms are confirmed for DMC 2026. AV, lighting, and internet infrastructure managed by the production crew under Enoch and Justice.
Getting to DMC 2026
Address
British Council Accra
Liberia Road, Accra
Greater Accra Region, Ghana
Getting There
- Uber and Bolt available throughout Accra
- Taxi from Airport: 30–45 mins
- Parking available nearby
- Drop-off point at main entrance
Arriving in Ghana
Kotoka International Airport (ACC) — 30–45 mins from venue. ECOWAS citizens: no visa required. Others: Ghana e-Visa available at myghanavisa.com.
Hotels Nearby
- Labadi Beach Hotel (~15 min)
- Movenpick Ambassador (~10 min)
- Holiday Inn Accra Airport (~20 min)
- Various Airbnb options in Airport Residential
Money & Payments
Ghana Cedi (GHS). ATMs widely available. Mobile money (MoMo) accepted everywhere. USD accepted at hotels. MojoPay — official DMC payments partner.
Weather in November
Accra in November: warm and dry. Expect 28–32°C. Harmattan season may bring slight haze. Light clothing recommended. No rain expected.
Frequently asked questions
When and where is DMC 2026?
DMC 2026 takes place on Saturday 21 November 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, at the British Council Accra on Liberia Road, Accra, Ghana.
How much is a ticket and where do I buy it?
Tickets are GH₵150. Tickets are sold through MojoPay, the official ticketing platform, and the ticket page always shows the current price.
Who is DMC 2026 for?
DMC 2026 is for Ghana's marketing and advertising professionals. The programme is organised around three themes — Build Yourself, Build Your Team and Build Your Work — so there is something for individuals, team leads and business builders.
What is on the programme?
The day has keynotes, panel discussions, partner presentations, a pitching masterclass and three breakout sessions (13:55–14:15), across the themes Build Yourself, Build Your Team and Build Your Work. See the full schedule.
Who is speaking?
Confirmed so far: Isaac Newton Acquah, Alex Offei Lartey, Ronald Tagoe, Emelia Dede Quist, Kwaku Ofosuhene, Richard Sena Quashie, Simon Alangde, Florentia Teye, Yvonne Dumor, Elikplim Yaa Ayegbe, Carrington Amuh and Samuel Kwabena Ansong, with Alice Mensah, Enoch “RobotBoy” Appiah Jr. and Enoch W. Kabange as moderators, Deborah Yomle as emcee, and a keynote from Russel Eni. Breakout sessions are led by Venus Tawiah, Priscilla Osei-Wusu and Amma Odamea Amoako. Meet the speakers.
How do I get to the venue?
The venue is on Liberia Road, Accra. Uber and Bolt are available across Accra, there is a drop-off point at the main entrance and parking is available nearby. Kotoka International Airport is about 30–45 minutes away. See the travel guide.
How can my company partner with DMC?
Partnerships for DMC 2026 are now closed. MojoPay is our Gold title sponsor, and Generation Ghana, FIDO and Jobberman are Silver sponsors. To partner with DMC 2027, register your interest on the partnerships page.
Can I tell people I'm attending?
Yes. The Make Your Flyer tool lets you choose a template, add your name and role (and a photo, if you like), and download or share a personal flyer with a ready-made caption.
What was DMC 2025 like?
DMC 2025 took place on 28 November 2025 at the Google AI Community Center in Accra, with more than 100 people in the room and 30–38 joining online. Speakers, partners and photos are in the DMC 2025 archive.
Who organises DMC?
DMC is organised by the Marketers & Advertisers Network (M·A·N), Ghana's peer-driven community for marketing and advertising professionals. M·A·N also runs free MAN Sessions through the year.
Partners of DMC 2026
DMC 2026 partnerships are closed. Register interest in DMC 2027 →
Title sponsor of DMC 2026. A Build Your Team presentation, a partner spotlight, naming rights, and MojoLife as official ticketing platform.
Generation Ghana and FIDO are Silver sponsors of DMC 2026.

All Sponsorship Tiers — Closed for DMC 2026
Gold / Headline
Everything in Silver, plus “Presented by” headline status, a 15-minute product demonstration and dominant brand presence. One per conference. Filled — MojoPay.
Future Editions →Silver
Everything in Bronze, plus a 10-minute speaking slot, an exhibition booth, and a session or segment aligned with your brand. Sponsors: Generation Ghana, FIDO.
Bronze
Everything in Cedar, plus visibility across key event assets, a panel session of your choice, and your logo in attendee communications.
Cedar
A souvenir pack, your logo on official flyers and social media, and a 5-minute speaking opportunity. Entry-level presence. Sponsors: Jobberman.
DMC 2026 partnerships are closed. Register interest in DMC 2027 →
Make Your Flyer
Choose a Badge or a Creative Brief, add your name and role, and download a PNG for Instagram, WhatsApp and LinkedIn. A photo is optional and never leaves your device.
Built To
Scale
Limited seats. Tickets are GH₵ 150 and on sale now — grab yours before they’re gone.
Last year, 289 people registered for 100 seats.