Continue to advance technical, professional knowledge with high industry impact – Deloitte Audit Partner to KSB

Charlotte Forson-Abbey is the Audit Partner and Financial Services Leader at Deloitte Ghana. She spoke at the launch of KNUST School of Business's 20th anniversary celebrations.

She urged KSB management to enhance technical knowledge and research. A supportive environment for quality teaching is essential. This will help bridge the gap between academia and industry.

Mrs. Forson-Abbey encouraged students to take their studies seriously. Embracing innovation and professionalism is key for career success. She emphasized the importance of career guidance in choosing suitable professions.

Deloitte aims to support academia in practical training, she noted. Business education accelerates economic liberation, according to her.

She highlighted Deloitte’s commitment to making a positive impact. Their focus includes equity, sustainability, and shared prosperity.

The theme for the anniversary was “20 Years of Excellence in Business Education.” Mrs. Forson-Abbey explained that business education develops life skills for success. It also promotes balance in economic, environmental, and social justice.

Deloitte empowers students through initiatives like Volunteer Day. This event impacted thousands at the University of Professional Studies and Accra Technical University.

Deloitte staff provided career guidance on essential skills for success. They taught soft skills, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and networking.

In conclusion, Deloitte will continue offering career guidance to students. They aim to help students prepare for corporate careers while positively impacting the business ecosystem.