Event report
Publicis West Africa and Vivo Energy Ghana Engage Industry Leaders at Networking Cocktail Event
On April 30, 2025, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry France Ghana (CCIFG) hosted an exclusive Networking Cocktail at the Cedar Garden of Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City, Accra, proudly sponsored by Publicis West Africa and Vivo Energy Ghana.
The evening brought together a dynamic group of high-level business executives, CEOs, founders, industry leaders, and key figures in government, creating a vibrant platform for cross-sector dialogue, corporate visibility, and strategic networking. The event formed part of CCIFG’s ongoing commitment to fostering impactful engagements within Ghana’s business ecosystem.
A key highlight of the evening was a presentation by Anand Badami, Snr Vice President / CEO of Publicis West Africa, who shared insights on the agency’s expansive global reach, and strategic role in shaping brand narratives across Africa and beyond. His address illuminated the power of integrated communications in driving corporate growth and regional influence.
Among the evening’s key moments was the presence of Vivo Energy Ghana, a leading force in Ghana’s energy sector. The company leveraged the platform to strengthen its engagement with key stakeholders and reaffirm its commitment to sustainable development in the region. Christian Li, Managing Director of Vivo Energy Ghana, was in attendance and actively engaged with guests. His presence reinforced the company’s position as a forward-looking industry leader committed to driving meaningful impact.
In parallel, Vivo Energy Ghana, a leading player in the energy sector, took the opportunity to connect with attendees and reinforce its position as a catalyst for sustainable development in Ghana. Their team led actively engaged with participants, discussing innovation, and the future of energy in West Africa. Christian Li, Managing Director of Vivo Energy Ghana, was in attendance and actively engaged with guests
The serene setting of the Cedar Garden provided the perfect backdrop for meaningful conversation and potential partnerships, as attendees explored shared interests and emerging opportunities within and beyond the Francophone and Anglophone business spheres.
The CCIFG continues to play a vital role in facilitating such high-level interactions, advocating for business-friendly frameworks, and reinforcing the bridge between Ghanaian and French enterprises.
