GCHRA: ICS Africa partners with KUSI Consulting for Maiden HR Conference on AI in Africa
Impact Concept and Solutions Limited (ICS Africa), a pan-African event management company, will serve as event advisors to KUSI Consulting for the inaugural Global Conference on Human Resources in Africa (GCHRA).
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Scheduled for October 24-25 at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra, the conference will bring together top industry players to discuss the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in HR practices across Africa. The theme of the event is "A Global Discourse on Exploring the Emergence and Dynamics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Human Resource Technologies in Africa."
Notable speakers include Johnny C. Taylor Jr., President and CEO of SHRM Global, who will deliver the keynote address, alongside BBC's Irene Asare, Mastercard Foundation’s Toyosi Odukoya, and Microsoft’s Farida Bedwei.
Emmaline Datey, Chief Executive Officer of ICS Africa Ltd, stressed the importance of AI for the future of HR. She remarked, “As we stand on the brink of unprecedented changes in our HR industry, understanding and leveraging AI is crucial to staying ahead. We cannot deny or ignore the impact that AI is making in our daily lives, especially in professions like Human Resources. Change is inevitable—it’s either we adapt or we fall behind.”
She added, “In line with our tagline, ‘In Africa, for Africans,’ ICS Africa is partnering with KUSI Consulting as event advisors to create an experience that will inspire HR professionals in Africa to embrace the advantages of AI in HR practice, improving both work and quality of life.”
The #GCHRA24 conference will offer insights into how AI and HR technologies can drive growth and innovation in African workplaces. The two-day event will feature industry professionals from around the world, with key panelists such as Emily M. Dickens from SHRM and Dr. Najat El Mahdy from Qatar Financial Centre.
The event’s sponsors and partners include Rigworld Solutions Ltd., Delta Airlines, the National Labour Commission, and others. Businesses are encouraged to sponsor, exhibit, or partner with the event, and registration is currently open for attendees. SHRM recertification credits will be available, alongside educational seminars and certificates.
For more information and registration, visit [gchrafrica.com](http://gchrafrica.com) or contact the Global Conference on Human Resources in Africa (GCHRA) via email at info@gchrafrica.com.
