By Iddi Yire
Accra, Jan 21, GNA – Mr Stan Dogbe has been appointed by President John Dramani Mahama as the Deputy Chief of Staff in-charge of Operations.
Mr Dogbe is a journalist with over 25 years of practical experience; a Communications Specialist and Consultant; a Political and Campaign Strategist; a Digital Media Enthusiast; a Business Development Consultant and an Entrepreneur.
He has since 2012 worked with President Mahama as his Special Assistant and Director of Communications.
Before that, he was a Presidential Aide to the late President John Evans Atta Mills and then Vice President Mahama.
Mr Dogbe also served as a technical adviser to the newly appointed Minister and Deputy Ministers for Information between 2009 and 2010.
Before entering politics, Mr Dogbe was the Head of Talk Programmes at Joy FM, Ghana’s biggest radio station, and for many years produced Ghana’s most influential and listened-to Morning Radio Show (at the time), the Joy FM Super Morning Show.
He was a senior editor in the newsroom and had a knack for news gathering and packaging.
During President Mahama’s previous presidency, Mr Dogbe managed the President’s communication strategy, ensuring a seamless flow of information between the presidency, government, and the public.
Known for his tireless work ethic and strong organisational skills, he continues to play a crucial role in shaping Mahama’s public image.
Responsible for all backend communications and campaign operations of the John Mahama 2020 and 2024 Campaigns, Mr Dogbe managed the Communications, Digital Campaigns, and Operations.
His influence extends beyond campaigns, communication, and media relations.
Mr Dogbe is an entrepreneur with interests in Marketing Communications, Construction, Haulage and Logistics Management, and Interior Decoration.
He also owns a fast-growing television station WoezorTV.
He is respected and recognised for his creativity, brand development, and event-directing skills.
Mr Dogbe has earned national and international applause and recognition for staging Ghana’s best, creatively aesthetic, and beautifully choreographed presidential inauguration in the country’s history.
As a journalist, producer, and TV host, Mr Dogbe actively collaborates with various stakeholders, advocating for policies to improve Ghana ‘s socio-economic landscape.
His commitment to public service has earned him respect among his peers and the public.
Despite his undeniable contributions to Ghanaian politics, Mr Dogbe has not been without controversy.
He, however, remains a resilient and influential figure, actively advocating for social justice and economic development, often lending his expertise to numerous developmental projects and initiatives.
His unwavering loyalty to President Mahama has earned him the reputation of a fierce defender of the former President’s policies and legacy.
GNA