As part of the pre-2026 FIFA World Cup activities, GUBA Enterprise coordinated and facilitated an official visit to Ghana by representatives from Bryant University and Rhode Island’s Ocean State 26. The visit took place in their capacity as official hosts of Ghana’s Black Stars, and formed part of GUBA Enterprise’s strategic partnership with Rhode Island and Bryant University, aimed at strengthening connections between Ghana and the diaspora through sports diplomacy, education, tourism, trade, and investment.
GUBA played a central role in planning and coordinating a series of high-level engagements across government, public, and private sector institutions. The delegation held important meetings with stakeholders including the Ministry of Education, the National Sports Authority, the Ghana Football Association, the Ghana Tourism Authority, and the Association of International Schools, creating a platform to explore areas of collaboration and showcase Ghana’s capabilities ahead of the tournament.
A Distinguished Delegation
The delegation included senior representatives from Bryant University, Ocean State 26, and Rhode Island:
• Edinaldo Tebaldi, Vice President for Strategy and Institutional Effectiveness, Bryant University
• Liz Tanner, Esq., Executive Director, Ocean State 26
• Robin Torbron Warde P’17, Director of Global Alumni, Parent and Constituent Engagement, Bryant University
• Senior executives and representatives from Rhode Island, Ocean State 26, and Bryant University
The visit reinforced GUBA Enterprise’s role as a trusted facilitator of high-level bilateral engagements, using the unifying power of sport to open doors for education, investment, and lasting institutional partnerships between Ghana and the United States.
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