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Who We Are:

Beacon Capacity Development Beacon Capacity Development (BCD) is a capacity development centre incorporated in Ghana to provide integrated capacity building and consulting services to the Public Sector, Private Sector and Faith-Based organisations with the objectives of improving competences, competitiveness and organisational performance in the context of successful sustainable development to meet the challenges of a dynamic market and environment.

Our Mission

To empower individuals, organizations, and networks across the Public Sector, Private Sector, and Faith-Based Organizations with relevant, effective, and sustainable capacity development solutions that improve performance, competitiveness, and organizational impact in dynamic environments.

Vision

To be a leading capacity development and consulting center recognized for driving sustainable development and fostering excellence through innovative and tailored programs.

Objectives

  1. To design and deliver capacity development solutions that address identified performance gaps and organizational challenges.
  2. To update, upgrade, and strengthen the skills and knowledge of individuals and organizations for improved performance and competitiveness.
  3. To provide tailored consulting services that align with clients’ strategic, tactical, and operational needs.
  4. To promote sustainable practices and innovative approaches that enable clients to adapt to changing market and environmental demands.
  5. To build long-term partnerships with clients through trust-based collaboration and follow-up support.

Core principles:

Underpinning all of Beacon’s capacity development work are four key principles which are strictly adhered and applied.

  1. Quality: BCD employs and nurtures highly qualified personnel to develop practical skills and competencies of clients to enable them improve performance and become most competitive.
  2. Partnership: BCD establishes trust-based relationships with clients where capacity development is facilitated for mutually agreed results.
  3. Customization: BCD’s solutions are tailored to the specific values, challenges and opportunities of clients.
  4. Learning: BCD adopts a process of reflecting on the development solution, results and adapt to change. 

Programme Advisory Board:

Name Qualification Previous/current work place
Prosper Adoba (Banker)
  • EMBA, Marketing, UGBS
  • BSc. (Hons) Statistics, UCC
  • HND Statistics, Ho Polytechnic
  • Certificate, Loan Recovery Management, NBC
  • Certificate in SME Lending, NBC
  • Branch Manager, UBA, Ghana
  • Supervisor, Standard Chartered Bank
  • Product Marketing Officer, Standard Chartered Bank
  • Payroll System Administrator, Ho Polytechnic
  • Yao Akaba (Lecturer, Accountant, Investment Advisor)
  • Certified Trainer, KPMG, Netherlands
  • Certified Exploration and Production Accountant, UK
  • Certified Chartered Accountant, (ACCA), UK
  • Member, Institute of Chartered Accountant, (ICA) Ghana
  • MPhil Business Analysis, MsM
  • MBA Finance, UGBS
  • Bachelor of Commerce, UCC
  • Lecturer, GIMPA Business School
  • World Bank Consultant, Financial Management Unit
  • Financial Advisor, GIZ FORUM Project
  • Investment Advisor, Triodos Investment Management
  • Audit Associate, KPMG, Netherlands
  • Training Associate, KPMG, Netherlands
  • Lecturer, Ho Technical University
  • Audit Examiner, Ghana Audit Service
  • Why Choose Us?:

    • BCD has astute professional resource persons with sound proven track records in capacity development and consulting assignments
    • BCD has a follow-up support scheme which ensures continuous access to professionals with extensive industry experience on the programmes
    • BCD ensures that skills and knowledge gained through participating in its programmes are relevant, effective, sustainable and have profound practical impacts.

    Targeted sectors

    • Individuals such as lower, middle and senior level staff, and board of directors. 
    • Organizations such as private and public-sector organisations and faith-based organizations. 
    • Networks such as business associations, business coalitions and coordinating bodies.