HESS Leadership Conference 2025 Set in Accra to Champion Safer and More Secure Workplaces in Ghana  

By Daniel Adu Darko  

Accra, June 8, GNA-Accra is gearing up to host a landmark event in workplace safety and leadership as Ianmatsun Global Services Limited sets out to organise the inaugural HESS Leadership Conference 2025. taking place from June 17 to 18 at the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel.  

The conference, to be held on June 17 and 18, is on the theme: “Leading the Way: Empowering Safety Professionals to Become Tomorrow’s Safety Leaders.”  

It aims to reshape the conversation around Health, Environment, Safety, and Security (HESS) by equipping organisations with the insights and tools needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving regulatory and risk landscape.  

The event will attract a diverse audience of corporate executives, policymakers, regulators, consultants, and frontline safety professionals, all convening to tackle critical issues affecting the future of work and workforce well-being.  

Speaking at the official launch, the Director of the Organising Committee, Mr. Isaac Adu-Gyamfi, expressed enthusiasm about the event’s potential impact.  

“Our attendees are eager to learn from the experts and explore ways to improve their organisation’s HESS performance,” he noted.  

According to Mr Adu-Gyamfi, the conference will feature a dynamic agenda focusing on five high-impact areas: Regulatory Compliance, understanding and adapting to legal frameworks in environmental protection, workplace safety, and data security; Return on Investment (ROI) of Safety, showcasing how effective safety programmes boost both productivity and profitability.  

Other high-impact areas include Data-Driven Safety, using analytics and technology to anticipate risks and enhance decision-making; Training & Engagement, promoting employee ownership of safety through interactive learning and innovative engagement strategies; and Security and Risk Management, addressing emerging threats from physical security breaches to climate-related risks and cyber threats.  

“We want organisations to walk away with more than just insights; we want them to leave with actionable strategies. From compliance to culture, this event is about turning good intentions into effective leadership and sustainable outcomes,” Mr Adu-Gyamfi emphasised.  

The conference will offer interactive sessions, expert panels, real-world case studies, and extensive networking opportunities, making it a must-attend event for professionals passionate about building safer, more resilient workplaces.  

GNA  

Edited by Christian Akorlie