The Council of the Chamber of Digital Assets and Blockchain Innovations, Ghana Chapter (CDABI-GH), has congratulated its President, Caleb Kwaku Afaglo, on being awarded a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) by the Universidad Católica de Murcia (UCAM), Spain, through UniAthena.

UCAM confirmed the award in September 2026, after he successfully defended his thesis.

In a statement issued in Accra, the Council described the award as a reflection of Afaglo’s discipline and his commitment to professional development.

His thesis, titled “Leadership and Its Influence on Organisational Innovation and Succession Planning”, examined leadership in a Ghanaian public regulatory institution.

The mixed-methods study drew on 165 participants and introduced the Gender-Inclusive Leadership Assessment Framework (GILAF).

The Council said Afaglo completed the research while leading the Chamber through a demanding year of engagement with regulators, members, and industry partners, including the Chamber’s contribution to implementing Act 1154, Ghana’s virtual asset law.

On behalf of the Chamber’s members and Secretariat, the Council expressed pride in the achievement and appreciation for his continued leadership of the Chamber.

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