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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2026 · 1H 24M

Why Sarkodie, Stonebwoy & Shatta Wale Want George Quaye on Their Team

from Talk No Dey Cook Rice Podcast · host Derick Elorm Ashilevi

I had had the privilege of hosting George Quaye on Talk No Dey Cook Rice, and the conversation was a powerful reminder that true success is rarely loud — it is built quietly, consistently, and with intention.From starting out as a copywriter at Charterhouse to rising to become Head of Communications, George’s journey is one of growth, resilience, and deep gratitude for the opportunities that shaped him.He spoke candidly about failure — the moments where life did not go as planned — and how he found the strength to rise again. One striking reflection was how a simple coat in a room at Mfantsipim School became a symbol that helped him reset his mindset and push forward when things felt uncertain.We also explored his unwavering commitment to excellence, particularly in theatre production. Even when ticket sales are low, his standard remains high — a principle that defines his work and reputation.Beyond the work, George shared a refreshing perspective on relationships. His collaborations with top artistes such as Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, and Samini are not transactional. For him, it’s about trust, value, and genuine connection — not just billing.Perhaps most striking was his stance on media practice. In an era where controversy often drives attention, he deliberately chooses not to ask sensational or uncomfortable questions simply for engagement. His focus remains on meaningful, respectful, and impactful conversations.This episode is a masterclass in:Growth through consistencyThe power of non-transactional relationshipsHolding your standard, regardless of circumstancesChoosing depth over noiseWatch the full conversation and take something with you. Want this in audio form? Click here: If you read to this point, this is your reminder to like this video and leave a comment and subscribe for better conversationsEvery Sunday, we bring you stories from the young people shaping leadership, industry & culture in Ghana. CONNECT WITH DERICKInstagram -  https://www.instagram.com/derick_elorm/LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/derick-elorm-ashilevi-talk-no-dey-cook-rice-podcast-910621175/TitTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@talknodeycookricepodcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/talknodeycookricestudios/CONNECT WITH TNDCRhnstagram -  https://www.instagram.com/talknodeycookricepodcast_/JOIN THE  CHEF'S COMMUNITYhttps://chat.whatsapp.com/HqaW0XfculeI4pqn3gCs4k#TalkNoDeyCookRice #Leadership #CreativeIndustry #Ghana #ExcellenceWant more?  Check herehttps://bento.me/talknodeycookrice

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