MTN Ghana’s Georgina Asare Fiagbenu Hosts Time Keeping Dialogue Series To Explore Leadership, Discipline, and Productivity
MTN Ghana and SITS explore leadership, discipline, and productivity in Time Keeping Dialogue Series 018
- MTN Ghana hosts Time Keeping Dialogue Series 018 on leadership.
- Speakers stress discipline, time management, and AI for productivity.
- Session praised for practical lessons and real-life impact.
MTN Ghana’s Georgina Asare Fiagbenu, in collaboration with Significant International Training Systems (SITS), successfully hosted the Time Keeping Dialogue Series 018 via Zoom on Sunday, 1st February 2026, at 4:00 p.m. The event was streamed live to an engaged online audience, marking an inspiring start to the year’s leadership conversations.
The session, themed “Raising the Bar in 2026: Leadership Lessons on Time and Discipline,” was led by Georgina Asare Fiagbenu, Senior Manager for Corporate Communications at MTN Ghana, and featured distinguished speakers including Ibrahim K. Asante, Founder of SITS; Odelia Ntiamoah, Media Strategist; and Naval Captain Kwame Yirenkyi.
The dialogue focused on the critical role of time management in leadership, exploring how discipline and effective use of time directly impact performance, productivity, and results.
Key insights from the session
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Ibrahim K. Asante highlighted the societal normalization of delays as a major barrier to effective time management. He stressed the importance of discipline, respect for time, and starting meetings “short, smart, and sharper” as strategies to enhance performance. He also emphasized leveraging AI tools to boost efficiency and productivity. Drawing from personal experience, he shared a timeless lesson from his father: “If you are early, you are on time; if you are on time, you are late; if you are late, you are out,” which he credited as central to his professional success.
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Naval Captain Kwame Yirenkyi offered a military perspective, reflecting on the rigorous time discipline instilled during his academy training. He noted that time is a vital resource in military operations and emphasized that valuing time is a foundational step for achieving excellence, reminding participants that lost time cannot be regained.
Participants described the dialogue as life-changing, praising the session for offering practical lessons, real-life experiences, and actionable strategies for personal and professional growth.
The event reaffirmed Georgina Asare Fiagbenu’s commitment to thought leadership and capacity-building initiatives, inspiring individuals and organizations to raise standards, embrace discipline, and excel in 2026 and beyond.
