Kojo Soboh
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| Born | Daniel Kojo Soboh |
| Education | St Augustine's College, Catholic University College of Ghana, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration |
| Alma mater | Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration |
| Occupations | Entrepreneur, event manager and consultant |
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Daniel Kojo Soboh, popularly called Kojo Soboh, is a Ghanaian businessman and event manager. He is the founder of EMY Africa and Carbon AV.[1][2]
Kojo, the first of five siblings, was born in Prestea in the Western Region of Ghana to a father who was a geologist and a mother who was a teacher. He started school at Prestea Goldfields School through to Golden Star School in Bogoso before having his second cycle education at St Augustine's College. Kojo enrolled in the Catholic University College of Ghana graduating with an undergraduate degree in Information Communication Science and Technology.
Kojo worked for the Ghana Commercial Bank as a national service employee balancing his work as a banker and a musician with Rana.
He completed Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration with an MBA in 2014.[3]