The Design and Technology Institute (DTI) has launched an Alumni Ambassador initiative to mobilise its graduates as visible advocates of the Institute’s values and as champions of technical and vocational education and training (TVET) across industry and communities. The inaugural Alumni Ambassador Workshop and Launch held in Accra, convened graduates from diverse professional fields for dialogue, capacity‑building and action planning on how to strengthen DTI’s visibility, partnerships and influence. Opening proceedings, Emmanuel Kojo Ampomah, Principal of DTI, underscored the centrality of alumni to the Institute’s mission. What makes a good school is not its infrastructure alone, but the quality of the lives that are transformed,” he said, adding that the true proof of DTI’s impact “is in you, the alumni”. He encouraged graduates to uphold DTI’s values in their conduct and careers and to “pass it forward” by mentoring others and creating opportunities. Karl Adu Dankwah, President of ...