The D. A. Twum Jnr. Fellowship, powered by The Ninani Group, has successfully graduated its pioneer cohort following a three-month immersive learning and industry development programme designed to prepare young talents for careers in Ghana’s marketing communications industry.

The graduation ceremony, held on Friday, 6th November 2026, at Innova DDB Ghana, marked the completion of an important chapter for the fellows, who have spent the past three months gaining practical knowledge, industry exposure, mentorship, and hands-on experience.

Established in honour of the late Daniel A. Twum Jnr., the Fellowship reflects The Ninani Group’s commitment to identifying, nurturing, and creating opportunities for the next generation of creative and marketing communications professionals in Ghana.

From Learning to Practical Experience

Throughout the three-month programme, the fellows participated in a series of masterclasses led by experienced industry professionals, covering key areas of marketing communications and the creative industry.

The programme also provided opportunities for direct industry engagement through visits to leading organisations, allowing the fellows to observe how different businesses operate, interact with professionals, and gain a deeper understanding of the realities of the industry.

Beyond classroom learning and industry visits, the fellows received mentorship and guidance to help them develop their skills, build confidence, and better understand their individual career paths.

Turning Knowledge into Action

One of the major highlights of the Fellowship was the Innovation Challenge, which gave the fellows an opportunity to apply their knowledge and demonstrate their creative and problem-solving abilities.

Working on real-world challenges, the fellows were encouraged to identify problems, conduct research, develop insights, and create solutions supported by evidence.

The project presentations also provided an opportunity for industry professionals serving as jury members to assess their work, offer feedback, and challenge them to think more critically about their ideas.

The experience reinforced one of the Fellowship's central principles: learning is important, but the ability to apply that knowledge is what creates real value.

Celebrating the Pioneer Cohort

The graduation ceremony brought together the fellows, faculty members, industry professionals, family members, and other invited guests to celebrate the achievements of the pioneer cohort.

For the fellows, the occasion represented more than the completion of a programme. It marked the beginning of a new chapter, equipped with practical experience, industry connections, valuable insights, and a stronger understanding of the opportunities and challenges within the creative industry.

Their journey also represents an important milestone for the D. A. Twum Jnr. Fellowship as it establishes a foundation for future cohorts.

Looking Ahead

As the pioneer cohort graduates, The Ninani Group remains committed to building a stronger pipeline of skilled, confident, and industry-ready talent for Ghana's marketing communications sector.

With the next cohort expected to commence in April 2027, the Fellowship looks forward to reaching more young people who are passionate about creativity, communication, and the opportunities within the industry.

The D. A. Twum Jnr. Fellowship continues to champion the belief that talent needs opportunity, guidance, and access to thrive.

From potential to practice. From ambition to opportunity. The journey continues.

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