Irene Asare: Human Resource expert appointed HR Director at BBC
- Human Resource expert, Irene Asare, has been appointed the HR Director on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) News Board
- She will be responsible for all HR tasks across broadcasting news at the BBC
- Asare is an HR expert and founder of CarvinClay People Development
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Ghanaian Human Resource (HR) expert, Irene Asare, has been appointed the HR Director on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) News Board, elkayghana.wordpress.com reports.
The HR colossus will be responsible for all HR tasks across broadcasting news at the BBC.
Irene Asare's appointment adds to the list of Ghanaians, including the late Komla Afeke Dumor, who have worked at the international news network.
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Background
The Ghanaian HR colossus has years of experience as an HR professional and has overseen the transformation of many organisations across Europe and Africa, including Vodafone, Tullow Oil, and Standard Bank Group.
Her recent appointment adds to her tall achievements in the media. As a business owner, she founded CarvinClay People Development, an HR and people development consultancy, and runs an HR mentoring programme, according to elkayghana.wordpress.com
She earned Global Executive Master Business Administration (GEMBA), Business Administration and Management from China Europe International Business School (CEIBS).
Irene Asare also has a master's in Human Resource Management from Kingston University in the United Kingdom.
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