ICAG launches 2021 Accountant's Conference


The Council of The Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana has this year 2021 launched the Accountants Conference, a yearly events which seeks to bring all the members of the Institute together to explore new areas in the field of Accountancy as a profession.

This year's launch has seen a team of  the Council members pay a courtesy call on the King of Asante Kingdom, Otumfuor Osei Tutu II in his palace in Manhyia, Kumasi.

This year’s event starts on Saturday, 22nd May, 2021 with a Health Walk at all regional capitals. The conference will be held at the Calvary Charismatic Centre (CCC), Ayigya, behind KNUST Police Station, Kumasi.

The Theme for the Accountants’ Conference is :

  "Business Continuity and Sustainable Development; The Role of Technology”.

Sub-themes include:

 Digitizing Ghana’s Economy for Development, the journey so far

 Disruptive Technology: Shaping the future of the accountancy profession

 Using Integrated Thinking and Reporting to drive long-term value creation

 Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Accountancy Profession

 African Continental Free Trade-Opportunity for professionals

 Managing Human Capital in the midst of COVID-19

 Research Topic: Level of Satisfaction of ICAG members towards services provided by Members Services Directorate

 Motivational Presentation by Uncle James Ebo Whyte

Details of registration for the event is attached below :





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