Greater Manchester Chamber, UK
Ernest Obu-Cann is a seasoned professional currently serving as the Digital Transformation and Research Support Officer at Greater Manchester Chamber since June 2022, where data-driven recommendations inform strategic digital transformation initiatives. Previous experience includes a role as Business Analyst at both Greater Manchester Chamber and National Investment Bank, where varied techniques were employed to gather stakeholder requirements and create functional specifications. Ernest also held the position of Director at Horton Grace Foundation, managing and motivating employees, and served as Project Manager at Takoradi Steel, overseeing project planning and execution. Educational credentials include a Master's degree in Digital Business from The University of Salford and a Master of Science in Economics and Finance for Development from the University of Bradford.
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Greater Manchester Chamber, UK
Greater Manchester Chamber is the largest Chamber of Commerce in the UK representing at least 350,000 employees, a third of the total workforce in Greater Manchester. We are an independent, not-for-profit company, working to create a better business environment for our members and our purpose is to articulate the views and needs of our members whatever their size, sector or location. Recognised as the voice of business in Greater Manchester, the Chamber influences key decision-makers in local and central government and the organisation is regularly consulted for feedback from the business community when setting policy locally and nationally. The Chamber also offers a range of networking forums across Greater Manchester, plus a variety of other events designed to benefit specific sectors or individuals and help members' businesses grow. Please visit our LinkedIn Group to take part in discussions with other businesses about the issues that matter to you: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/1825424