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Published on 2024-03-22 09:15:15
The Musicians’ Organisation Global (MUSIGLO) hosted a forum for musicians and music stakeholders in Takoradi, Ghana, on Wednesday, March 20, 2024. The primary goal of this forum was to equip Ghanaian music stakeholders with essential skills to navigate the challenges present in the music industry. This event was part of a larger initiative known as the “Musicians’ Forum Programme,” with the theme of “Thriving And Not Just Surviving.”
A significant number of musicians from Takoradi and surrounding areas participated in the forum and expressed interest in becoming members of MUSIGLO. The Musicians’ Forum served as a platform for engaging musicians and key industry players in discussions about essential elements for building a successful music career and industry.
The forum aimed to educate musicians and industry professionals about fundamental aspects of show business and how to succeed in a globalized economy. It also provided an opportunity to discuss strategies that MUSIGLO plans to implement in partnership with key industry stakeholders to promote the growth of the music industry.
During the forum, participants highlighted the importance of creating equitable access to finance, investing in music-friendly policies, and leveraging networks through music industry associations. Other topics of discussion included enhancing internet infrastructure and communication technology, promoting human capital development through training in various aspects of the music business, and talent management.
In an interview, Mrs. Deborah Freeman Danquah, the president and founder of MUSIGLO, emphasized the organization’s commitment to collaborating with industry players to enhance the music industry. She reiterated MUSIGLO’s mission to support the welfare and socio-economic rights of musicians both locally and internationally.
Overall, the forum in Takoradi was a crucial step towards empowering Ghanaian musicians and music stakeholders with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in the evolving music industry. By engaging in constructive dialogue and sharing valuable insights, MUSIGLO and its members are working together to create a vibrant and sustainable music sector in Ghana and beyond.
