The Acting Head of Research, Monitoring and Evaluation at Ghana’s National Sports Authority (NSA), Mr. Hubert Leo Mensah, is set to provide valuable insights into the government’s strategic approach to sports development and its role in driving national progress.
As one of the key figures at the NSA, Mr. Mensah is responsible for overseeing the research, monitoring, and evaluation of sports programmes across the country.
His work plays a critical role in ensuring that sports initiatives align with national development priorities while delivering measurable social and economic impact.
With increasing collaboration between the public and private sectors, Mr. Mensah has been instrumental in advancing initiatives that promote health, wellness, tourism, and youth development through sports.
His expertise in policy implementation and programme evaluation positions him as a leading voice on the future of Ghana’s sports industry.
During the engagement, Mr. Mensah will discuss the government’s strategic framework for sports development, the importance of public-private partnerships in expanding opportunities within the sector, and how the National Sports Authority evaluates the commercial, economic, and social impact of flagship sporting events such as the All Star Festival.
His participation is expected to provide stakeholders, sports enthusiasts, and industry players with a deeper understanding of the policies shaping Ghana’s sports and the opportunities available to leverage sports as a catalyst for sustainable national development.
The session forms part of the broader conversations surrounding the All Star Festival, which continues to bring together government, corporate organisations, athletes, and sports administrators to promote innovation, investment, and excellence within Ghana’s sporting landscape.