Ghana’s media landscape is set to take center stage as AfriMass, in collaboration with PHDG, hosts a one-of-a-kind event celebrating the industry’s Media Heritage and officially launch this year’s AfriMass 6.0 event, scheduled to take place at PHDG, Ridge Accra. The event will also bring together key players from the media, marketing, and advertising sectors for an evening of insightful discussions, strategic networking, and a celebration of Ghana’s rich media heritage.
Under the theme “Preserving the Past, Powering the Future,” this year’s Media Heritage Mixer aligns with Ghana Heritage Month, serving as a platform for media professionals, thought leaders, and industry stakeholders to reflect on the evolution of the media landscape.
The event will highlight Ghana’s historical media journey while exploring emerging trends shaping the future of journalism, content creation, and advertising. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with top executives, journalists, content creators, advertisers, and digital marketing professionals, fostering collaborations that will drive the industry forward.
The evening will also mark the official unveiling of AfriMass 6.0, an ambitious initiative designed to introduce cutting-edge media solutions, innovative technologies, and strategic partnerships that will define the next phase of Ghana’s media and advertising industry. This edition of AfriMass is expected to bring focus on the digital creator economy and open new doors for brand-media collaborations, and provide a roadmap for navigating the rapidly evolving media ecosystem.
Organizers have extended an invitation to all media practitioners, advertisers, corporate executives, digital marketers, students, and media enthusiasts to be part of this landmark gathering. Seasoned professionals and emerging leaders in media and marketing can expect a dynamic evening filled with engaging discussions, high-impact networking, and exclusive industry insights.
For participation and inquiries, contact the event organizers at 0207989803 / 0243024552 or register at Media Heritage Mixer.
