Chartered accountant and market economist Jerome Kuseoh has encouraged young people to invest in education, develop their ability to earn and remain open to opportunities beyond their immediate circumstances.
Kuseoh was speaking during the Wealth Foundations panel at the Cedi Sense Conference 2026, held at ESP Hotel at Labone on Saturday, 7 November 2026. The conference was organised under the theme “Building Wealth in the Digital Age.”
“Value education, learn to earn, and never limit yourself,” he said.
The panel, titled “Earning More and Keeping More,” was moderated by award-winning journalist and TV3 broadcaster Beatrice Adu. It brought together professionals to examine wealth creation and the financial choices that can influence people’s futures.
Kuseoh said earning power was a key starting point for building wealth, warning that people who fail to strengthen their ability to generate income could face continuing financial difficulties.
He placed particular emphasis on lifelong learning and the need to pursue opportunities as they arise. Education, he said, should not be viewed only as a means of obtaining qualifications.
Instead, he urged young people to use knowledge and skills to recognise opportunities, create income and improve their financial position.
Kuseoh also advised participants not to confine their ambitions to opportunities available in their immediate surroundings. He encouraged them to remain open to possibilities wherever they might emerge.
The chartered accountant challenged young people to take responsibility for their personal development, improve their skills and pursue opportunities capable of strengthening their financial future.
