GNAPS Partners MF Production to Drive Media and Communications for 30th Annual General Conference

The Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) has announced a strategic partnership with MF Production to enhance media visibility, stakeholder engagement and the overall communications for its landmark 30th Annual General Conference, reinforcing the critical role of strategic communications in advancing Ghana’s education sector.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signed on Monday, 7 July 2026, appoints MF Production as the Official Media and Production Partner for the conference, which will take place from 25th-28th August 2026 at Ho Technical University in the Volta Region.

Under the theme, “Revolutionizing Education: Transforming Ghana Through Innovation and Technology,” the conference is expected to attract more than 500 participants, including private school proprietors, education leaders, policymakers, development partners, EdTech innovators and media practitioners from across the country.
Under the partnership, MF Production will lead the conference’s creative direction and media execution, delivering comprehensive branding, promotional campaigns, photography, videography, live streaming, social media management, media relations and the production of post-conference digital assets.

In recognition of its contribution, GNAPS has accorded MF Production the full benefits of its Diamond Sponsorship Package under a value-in-kind arrangement, acknowledging the company’s role as the conference’s lead media and production partner.

Speaking on the partnership, Kofi Kpodo, Managing Director of MF Production, described the collaboration as a significant opportunity to elevate the visibility and impact of one of Ghana’s foremost educational gatherings.
“We are honoured by the confidence GNAPS has reposed in us. Beyond providing media coverage, our responsibility is to craft a compelling narrative that amplifies the conference’s vision, celebrates the achievements of private education and ensures that the conversations and outcomes resonate far beyond the event itself. We look forward to delivering a world-class communications experience that reflects the importance of this milestone conference.”

The Director of Communications and Partnerships at GNAPS, Eredon Gien Joseph, noted that the partnership aligns with the Association’s commitment to innovation and stakeholder engagement.
“As we commemorate our 30th Annual General Conference, it was important to partner with an organisation that understands the power of strategic communication and creative storytelling. MF Production demonstrated the expertise, professionalism and shared vision required to help position this conference as a national platform for dialogue on the future of education. We are confident this collaboration will significantly enhance the conference’s reach and impact.”

MF Production is a Ghanaian media, events and creative communications company with expertise in strategic communications, event production, branding, digital media, photography, videography and live event coverage. The company has built a reputation for delivering innovative media solutions for corporate organisations, educational institutions, government agencies and national initiatives.

The partnership reflects GNAPS’ commitment to strengthening stakeholder engagement through innovative communication while ensuring that its milestone conference receives extensive professional media visibility before, during and after the event.

Beyond supporting the successful delivery of the conference, the collaboration underscores the growing importance of strategic media and creative communications in shaping national conversations on education, fostering collaboration among key stakeholders and advancing Ghana’s educational transformation agenda.
The 30th GNAPS Annual General Conference is expected to serve as a premier platform for policy dialogue, knowledge sharing and strategic partnerships that will contribute to the continued growth, innovation and sustainability of private education in Ghana.