Kadi means light. This is me pointing it at Ghanaian marketing.
I got tired of PDFs, disappearing campaign links and annual amnesia. So I’m building the shelf Ghanaian marketing should already have.
Who made it. What won. What moved markets. Who shaped trust. Who should be remembered. What the industry listens to. Pick your question, then strike.
Cycles through every collection. You can also choose a door directly or use the arrow keys.
Fifty-seven demo profiles inside a 16-region information architecture. Explore the working directory while its records continue through source review.
Campaigns, agencies and clients behind Ghana’s flagship creative honour. Sources and gaps included.
People, organisations, products and programmes recognised across Ghana’s marketing history. The object stays blank; the records hold the names.
Organisations, campaigns and practitioners shaping reputation and public trust in Ghana.
Practitioners, founders, strategists, makers, teachers and operators worth knowing—starting with people already visible in the sourced indexes.
Podcasts, publications, newsletters and media properties carrying the industry’s conversations—including my Medium publication, Chale Scroll.
Different claims leave different trails. Drag the signal through one source-backed record from each live collection.
EchoHouse is recorded in Greater Accra with high-confidence evidence for experiential marketing. Its profile points to the agency website.
Open the first-party receipt ↗So I’m building the reference shelf I wish we already had. Part archive, part laboratory, part excuse to ask better questions. I’m learning in public, collecting what I can and can be proven and leaving room to correct what cannot.
Sources, dates and visible gaps. “Unknown” is a perfectly respectable answer.
If the spectacle leads nowhere you can search, compare or learn, it is just expensive wallpaper.
Built around the market we actually work in. Accra is not a garnish.
Corrections are part of the product. Ego is not a required field.
First room / in planning
A small Accra hangout for people making the work, buying it, measuring it and occasionally surviving it. No twelve-person panel. No lanyard required.
Pick your side of the work. Then pull the stub.
Excellent. Send the missing agency, campaign, person, podcast, publication, award list, correction or question that turns into another useful dataset.
