The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Tourism Development Company (GTDC), Professor Kobby Mensah, has shared insights into his current focus and approach following his appointment.
In an interview on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem morning show, Professor Mensah explained that he has drastically reduced his participation on social media to ensure he can concentrates on his responsibilities, particularly in advancing the tourism sector.
“I’ve had to focus more on my responsibilities to ensure that tourism reaches its peak, working closely with my colleagues. This includes getting staff paid, improving tourism attractions, and formulating strategies and visions for the sector.
“Those who monitor my social media activity will notice that I have significantly reduced my participation online. It’s because I need to channel my energy into the work at hand,” he stated.
Professor Mensah made it clear that this reduction in online engagement does not mean he has been silenced by the government due to his new role.
“It’s not about having your mouth full, but about fulfilling your responsibilities. I can critique the government’s performance, but right now, my focus is on using my energy to improve the system,” he said.
He noted that his goal is to make a meaningful impact through his vision and work, not through unnecessary commentary on general issues.
“If people listen to me, they’ll realize that I don’t comment on every issue. I am strategic in the issues I respond to. I believe in being impactful with my work, rather than just talking.”
Audio PlayerWhen asked about his stance on the galamsey menace, Professor Mensah acknowledged its gravity but stressed the importance of experts addressing the matter.
“It’s a big issue, but there are people with the necessary expertise to talk about it. Those without competence can only speak to how bad it is.”
Professor Mensah concluded by affirming that his role is to use his skills and competence to address challenges in the tourism sector, ensuring that his work speaks louder than his words.
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