IPR Ghana 2023 Annual Report
Pages 11–12 record the winners of the National PR & Communications Excellence Awards held at Volta Hotel, Akosombo on 21 January 2022.
Open report ↗IPR Ghana · National Excellence Awards
Reputation
has a signal.
Ghana’s public relations record, tuned into view. Explore who earned attention for building trust, shaping narratives and moving organisations.
29verified awards
09award areas
17distinct recipients
02sourced cycles
01 / THE FREQUENCY
Twenty-nine awards.
Seventeen distinct signals.
Two verified cycles reveal a wider field: campaign craft, institutional trust, community work, specialist practice and the people advancing the profession.
Each pulse is one sourced award. Select a frequency to isolate its records.
02 / THE RECEIVER
2020–2024 review coverageFind the
Find the
clear signal.
Award cycle, work-review period and ceremony date are stored separately. IPR’s published chronology does not map neatly to one award list per calendar year.
29 records on air
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Nothing matches this frequency.
03 / SIGNAL FIELD
Recognition map
The names that
carried furthest.
Size reflects award count in this sourced edition, not an industry ranking.04 / PROVENANCE
Trust the source,
question the gaps.
An honest first
transmission.
Institute of Public Relations, Ghana
IPR Ghana describes itself as the sole professional body for public relations practitioners in Ghana and lists the Excellence Awards among its core activities.
Visit IPR Ghana ↗2023–2024 review-period results
Eighteen recipient categories were announced at IPR Ghana’s November 2025 summit in Takoradi. Individual results were cross-checked against organisation releases where available.
Open full results ↗Why there is no invented annual sequence
IPR’s 2024 AGM report says the framework was being modernised after the earlier programme and that the 2022–2023 awards were still to be delivered later.
Read the committee report ↗Coverage status
Two reconciled cycles, 29 competitive awards and 17 distinct recipients. Missing calendar years are documentary gaps or deferred programmes—not zero-award years.