COLUMNIST: SAMUEL KWABENA ANSONG
Marketing Has 8 Career Paths — Here's Which One Pays Best
Jul 1, 2026 | Feature ArticleMarketing used to mean one thing: an advert, a slogan, a billboard. Today it means eight distinct caree ...
He helps organizations achieve measurable marketing ROI while empowering individuals through teaching, mentoring, and creating real career opportunities. Known for his friendly leadership style, strong teamwork mindset, and relentless work ethic, Samuel believes effective marketing should drive sales and create meaningful impact.
With hands-on expertise in digital marketing, social media management, online media buying (Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google Ads), and content strategy, Samuel has worked across media, insurance, HR services, logistics, and professional consulting. His career includes leadership roles at GLICO Holdings, Prudential Life Insurance Ghana, TIAST Group West Africa, and Media General (TV3), and he currently serves as Marketing Manager at the HR Certification Centre. He is also the Campaign Lead for Royal Foam’s “Royal Wow Promo.”
Beyond campaigns, Samuel is passionate about building people and high-performing teams, actively supporting talent growth and professional advancement.



















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