Marshalls University College participated in the Ghana Diaspora Investment Forum 2025 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City in Accra. The forum brought together policy leaders, development finance institutions, investors and international organisations around Ghana’s diaspora investment agenda.
Represented by Founder and President Dr. Tetteh Nettey, Marshalls used the engagement to reinforce its interest in international collaboration, entrepreneurship, youth empowerment and the development of globally competitive talent.
The forum explored ways to strengthen diaspora investment, create a more supportive policy environment and connect international capital and expertise with local institutions. Marshalls also highlighted opportunities for diaspora-supported innovation, research collaboration and student mobility.
The university described the engagement as part of its wider ambition to remain globally connected, future-ready and socially impactful through strategic partnerships.
