Brands can align with a narrative of prestige, heritage, and digital transformation — supporting the inaugural Pioneer Shield and the youth tech clinics that bridge the digital divide.
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The Alata Kakalɔi Award sits at a rare intersection: an inaugural cultural event of national significance, organised around a globally recognised technology pioneer, and broadcast to a youth audience hungry for both heritage and access.
For partners, that means a single sponsorship envelope that simultaneously delivers prestige (alongside chiefs, queen mothers, and the Internet Hall of Fame), narrative (a story journalists actually want to tell), and impact (laptops and connectivity in the hands of named, photographed beneficiaries).
Three tiers for the inaugural edition. All packages include programme placement, livestream credit, and access to the Grand Durbar.
For sponsors with an explicit youth mandate, the Day-One Youth Tech Clinics offer a direct, measurable, and named impact channel — connectivity and hardware delivered to nominated Osu Alata youth.
