The record of the work.

CitiNewsroom was first to cover the launch of JAA's flagship thought leadership initiative — a monthly forum for senior professionals and institutional leaders.

President Akufo-Addo among the first national leaders to receive the coin. JAA coordinated messaging, protocol, and communications strategy for the first phase.

VP Bawumia received his coin and described Otumfuo's reign as monumental for Ghana's development. JAA managed communications across all executive branch presentations.

BoG Governor Ernest Addison received his coin and described Otumfuo as a pillar of political and economic stability in Ghana.

SEC Director-General Daniel Ogbarmey Tetteh received his coin, extending the project into Ghana's financial regulatory leadership.

Chief of Staff Akosua Frema Osei-Opare received her coin in the project's extended second phase, demonstrating JAA's long-form project stewardship.

CitiNewsroom covered the national rollout of the unified 112 emergency system. JAA supported stakeholder alignment, public education, and leadership communications.

CitiNewsroom covered the rollout of Ghana's chip-embedded passport. JAA supported public communications, stakeholder coordination, and messaging alignment.

Event coverage of the Ghana Armwrestling Federation's Supermatch, reflecting JAA's involvement in the federation's communications and events management.

Reall's official recap names Jesse as panel moderator, placing him at the intersection of sustainable development, housing policy, and institutional credibility.

MyJoyOnline covered the IFC programme promoting sustainable architecture. Jesse participated as a speaker, connecting institutional credibility with sustainable development goals.

B&FT covered the launch of Ghana's premier branding conference. Jesse participated as a speaker to an audience of brand professionals and business leaders.

Jesse served as a judge at the EU-Ghana Circular Economy Competition, helping evaluate and select the winning concept for investment.

B&FT reported on the GFZA's communications-led approach to performance, with Jesse positioning institutional communications as a driver of operational success.

Jesse appointed to the Ghana Armwrestling Federation's executive management committee, expanding his institutional footprint into sports governance. Four outlets covered the story.

Jesse argued that creating a Ministry without structural reform and a coherent communications framework would be insufficient to transform Ghana's creative economy.

Pulse Ghana reported Jesse's victory at the CIMG Awards — Ghana's most prestigious professional recognition in marketing. A peer-validated credential anchoring JAA's advisory authority.