Cameron Duodu

Martin Cameron Duodu (born 24 May 1937) is a United Kingdom-based Ghanaian novelist, journalist, editor and broadcaster. After publishing a novel, The Gab Boys, in 1967, Duodu went on to a career as a journalist and editorialist. Quotes “Our forest reserves are no longer sacred. Our food farms produce crops contaminated by mercury. Even our most treasured economic activity, namely, the reputation we have assiduously acquired and cultivated – as producers of the finest cocoa beans in the world – is up for grabs! And you think you are the “what” of the world? I once heard a President of the Republic cry out in sheer frustration: “So, did we torture ourselves for nothing?” I have been with Moriarty since the beginning of the year with a focus on accelerating our growth and creating new strategic partnerships with brands. It’s a really exciting role and I love working with the team to translate our projects to a wider audience, telling the story of elevated guest experiences. My background has always been about people. I fell in love with the hospitality industry at a young age and I have been working with a number of luxury brands over the last decade producing events from award shows to product launches and client dinners. My focus is to make sure every guest has an amazing time and leaves feeling well looked after and considered. During the pandemic I was given the opportunity to connect with so many businesses virtually (something I initially found quite daunting) to try and understand the challenging issues they were facing in a new world and that element of human connection was really rewarding. I suppose my love of creating something out of nothing has played a large part in places I have worked. In an interview As a society, I feel we are much more aware of what is appropriate to ask, assume or consider about a person’s orientation and circumstances. Can more be done? Absolutely. But we must acknowledge the barriers that our forbearers have broken I have been so fortunate to have been mentored by some incredible individuals over the years and that is why it’s so important to inspire the next generation and to show them what is possible. External links Category:Living people Category:1937 births Category:Novelists from Ghana Category:Columnists from the United Kingdom