Dr. Palgrave Boakye Danquah Appointed Adjunct Lecturer at Academic City University

Academic City University has appointed Dr. Palgrave Boakye Danquah as an Adjunct Faculty Member to lead its Leadership Seminar for Level 200 students. Dr. Boakye Danquah, a seasoned academic and governance expert, described the appointment as a "humbling call to service." This move is expected to strengthen the university’s commitment to providing students with high-level mentorship and practical insights into leadership within the Ghanaian and broader African context.

Alongside his new role at Academic City, Dr. Boakye Danquah maintains his full-time position as a lecturer at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA). His work at UPSA focuses on Corporate Governance, Business Administration, and Public Administration. By bridging his work at both institutions, he brings a wealth of knowledge in ethical leadership and innovation. He holds a Doctorate in Business Leadership and possesses extensive experience in governance and security, which he intends to leverage in his teaching to foster the next generation of leaders.

Dr. Boakye Danquah’s curriculum at Academic City will prioritize a practical learning experience, utilizing real-world case studies to prepare students for modern professional challenges. He has expressed a particular interest in the intersection of ethics and leadership, especially concerning the rise of artificial intelligence and its impact on global business operations. This focus aligns closely with Academic City University’s strategic emphasis on STEM, innovation, and the development of ethically minded leaders who are ready to navigate complex global scenarios.

The appointment underscores a growing trend in Ghanaian higher education toward integrating industry-experienced practitioners into the classroom to provide a more holistic education. Dr. Boakye Danquah aims to inspire his students by fostering a culture of integrity and innovative thinking. Through this partnership, Level 200 students are set to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of leadership, ensuring they are well-equipped to contribute to Ghana’s development and the continent's socio-economic growth.