Corporate Affairs
The strategic communication and public engagement arm of the Ghana AIDS Commission, shaping corporate image, stakeholder relations, and advocacy for the national HIV response.
Overview
About the Corporate Affairs Unit
The Corporate Affairs Unit of the Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC) serves as the strategic communication and public engagement arm of the Commission. The Unit is responsible for managing the Commission’s corporate image, stakeholder relations, public education, media engagement, and advocacy initiatives. Through effective communication strategies and partnerships, the Unit promotes awareness of HIV and AIDS issues, enhances public understanding of the Commission’s mandate, and strengthens stakeholder support for Ghana’s national HIV response.
“The Corporate Affairs Unit provides technical and administrative leadership for the effective management of the Commission’s corporate communication, public relations, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement functions. The Unit ensures that accurate, timely, and consistent information about the Commission’s policies, programmes, and achievements is communicated to the public and key stakeholders.”
Head, Corporate Affairs
Leads the Corporate Affairs Unit in managing the Commission’s public image, stakeholder relations, and strategic communication efforts across all channels.
Key Responsibilities
Core functions delivered by the Corporate Affairs Unit in support of the Commission’s mandate.
Develops and implements communication, advocacy, and public relations strategies to support the Commission’s mandate and strategic objectives.
Provides input into policy formulation and supports the dissemination of policy information to stakeholders.
Coordinates public education and sensitization programmes on HIV and AIDS, stigma reduction, and related national priorities.
Manages media relations and serves as the primary liaison between the Commission and the media.
Oversees the preparation and dissemination of press releases, media statements, and other public communication materials.
Monitors media coverage and public perceptions of the Commission and recommends appropriate responses and engagement strategies.
Coordinates the production and distribution of information, education, communication (IEC), and promotional materials.
Ensures the development and dissemination of corporate publications, newsletters, reports, brochures, and other communication products.
Collaborates with the Information Technology Unit to ensure that the Commission’s website and digital communication platforms are regularly updated with relevant information.
Manages the Commission’s presence on digital and social media platforms to enhance public engagement and information sharing.
Develops and maintains a comprehensive database of key stakeholders, partners, media organizations, and other strategic audiences.
Coordinates the preparation of annual work plans, budgets, reports, and performance assessments for the Unit.
Organizes public events, campaigns, stakeholder forums, and corporate activities to enhance visibility and stakeholder participation.
Dedicated to Transparency & Public Confidence
The Corporate Affairs Unit is committed to promoting transparency, accountability, and public confidence in the work of the Ghana AIDS Commission. Through innovative communication, effective stakeholder engagement, and strategic advocacy, the Unit works to increase awareness, foster collaboration, and support national efforts to eliminate HIV as a public health threat while improving the lives of people affected by HIV and AIDS.
Key Areas of Service
Corporate Communications
Strategic internal communication, and corporate storytelling.
Public Relations and Media Management
Media liaison, press relations, and public reputation management
Advocacy and Behaviour Change Communication
Campaigns and messaging to influence attitudes and behaviours.
Public Education and Sensitization
Community and national outreach on HIV, stigma, and prevention.
Stakeholder Engagement and Partnership Management
Building and sustaining relationships with partners and allies.
Digital and Social Media Communication
Online presence, content creation, and digital community engagement.
Event Management and Protocol Services
Coordination of corporate events, forums, and official ceremonies.
Brand Management and Corporate Identity
Visual identity, branding standards, and corporate image stewardship.
Publications and Information Management
Production and dissemination of reports, newsletters, and IEC materials.
Strategic Communication Planning
Long-term communication planning aligned with Commission priorities.