
Prof Joseph Amikuzuno
Council Chairman, CCOD
Council leadership · Opening and closingCollege for Community and Organization Development
Celebrating 10 Years of Organisation Development Education and Impact in West Africa
The College for Community and Organisational Development (CCOD) celebrates a decade of advancing Organisation Development education and practice across West Africa.
This international, fully virtual summit convenes institutional leaders, practitioners, educators, students and alumni to explore meaningful change, practical learning and opportunities to scale sustainable transformation.
Honour a decade of developing people, institutions and communities.
Explore real-world experiences of significant change.
Connect directly with OD experts and fellow participants.
Consider future OD trends and opportunities for scalability.
Five respected leaders bringing perspectives on Organisation Development, institutional transformation and lasting change.

Council Chairman, CCOD
Council leadership · Opening and closing
Founder & President, CCOD
Opening Address · Interactive OD Retreat
Founder & CEO, Institute of Organization Development, USA
OD Miracles · Global Trends in OD
Vice-Chancellor, University of Business and Integrated Development Studies
Special Keynote Address
High Court Judge, Kumasi
Youth Development and the Role of OD in Ghana11:00 AM–2:30 PM GMT each day. Activities are shown in order without individual session times. Full joining instructions are provided through Zoom registration.
Leadership, insights and Most Significant Change Stories
Prof Joseph Amikuzuno, Council Chairman
Dr Gabriel Gbiel Benarkuu, CCOD President
Dr Nancy Zentis, Guest of Honour
Prof Emmanuel Kanchebe Derbile
Invited experts and participants
Short intermission
Her Ladyship Dr Justice Dorinda Smith Arthur
Presented by CCOD alumni
Lessons for scalability
Dr Gabriel Gbiel Benarkuu
Significant change, practical OD and future trends
Conference moderator
Presented by CCOD alumni
Lessons from change in practice
Short intermission
Dr Gabriel Gbiel Benarkuu
Dr Nancy Zentis
Participants and moderator
Prof Joseph Amikuzuno, Council Chairman
Programme sequence and speakers are subject to final confirmation. The interactive OD Retreat Experience is a condensed virtual session.
Seven CCOD alumni will share meaningful experiences of change, practical OD approaches and lessons with the potential to inform transformation elsewhere.
Each story will explore the initial challenge, what was done, the most significant change observed and the insights that could be applied or scaled. Moderated discussion will connect the stories to broader OD practice.
The summit is designed for meaningful exchange—not simply listening to presentations.
Reflect on presentations, challenge assumptions and connect ideas to professional practice.
Participate through questions, reflections, cameras and microphones, with host controls and voluntary video.
Engage in a facilitated reflection and practical OD exercise led by Dr Gabriel Gbiel Benarkuu.
CCOD recognises the Institute of Organization Development as its main international summit partner. IOD Founder & CEO Dr Nancy Zentis will share OD Miracles and Global Trends in OD.
Yes. Registration is completely free, and participants must register through the official Zoom registration page.
Thursday 29 and Friday 30 October 2026, from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM GMT on both days.
The event takes place entirely online through Zoom. No travel to Sunyani is required.
The conference is planned as an interactive Zoom Meeting. Participants may contribute using their camera or microphone according to host permissions. Camera use is voluntary.
Register through Zoom using the button on this page. Your registration confirmation will include joining information according to the meeting settings.
No. The 2026 Global Virtual OD Summit programme consists exclusively of the two online conference days.
Join CCOD’s 10th anniversary celebration for meaningful conversations, Most Significant Change Stories and professional OD learning.
29–30 October 2026 · 11:00 AM–2:30 PM GMT daily