National Theatre Hosts First-Ever Town Hall Meeting to Foster Transparency and Staff Engagement

On July 7, 2025, the National Theatre of Ghana held its first-ever Town Hall meeting, an initiative spearheaded by Executive Director Mr. Henry Malm to foster open communication, collaboration, and transparency within the institution.

The event featured presentations by departmental managers, who shared detailed yearly and quarterly projections, highlighting their goals, strategies, and contributions to the Theatre’s overarching mission.

Staff members were also given the opportunity to engage in open dialogue, raising concerns and sharing feedback on both operational and welfare-related matters. This exchange of ideas reflected a growing culture of inclusion and shared responsibility within the Theatre.

During his address, Mr. Henry Malm outlined his leadership vision and recent achievements, reinforcing the Theatre’s commitment to innovation and institutional excellence. As part of the event, he officially launched new security uniforms and staff identification tags, aimed at improving the professional identity and visibility of the Theatre’s personnel.

“Today marks a new chapter in how we communicate and collaborate as one united institution,” Mr. Malm stated.
“We are building a culture of openness, trust, and shared progress.”

The meeting marks a significant milestone in the Theatre’s efforts to enhance internal communication, recognize contributions, and strengthen the sense of unity among its dedicated workforce.