The chief executive officer, Trendsetting Events, Yaw Ofei-Nkansah was the director of special events, Ghana Tourism Authority with vast experience in corporate and entertainment events.

It was his tenure as the eastern regional director, Ghana Tourism Authority that they conceptualized and organized the first ever tourism awards in the history of the Authority in eastern region, the then board of directors of the Authority adopted the event and director that, it must be held in the then ten regions of the country with the national event in Accra, which is now known as the Ghana Tourism Awards.

The sponsorship for those awards in the then ten regions and the national event were syndicated by the eastern regional office, Ghana Tourism Authority, under his leadership for many years.

Ofei-Nkansah worked with Marino Ventures to introduce Miss Ghana Pageant and Ghana Dance Competition, both events were organized in the then ten regions of the country with the national event in Accra. Thanks to Frank Edwards-Idun, managing director, Marino Ventures.

The Ghana Tourism Authority organized a domestic tourism trip from Accra to the Akosombo dam for the public to familiarize themselves with how power is generated from the dam, which was named Trip’ 84 with more than twenty-five buses involved apart from those who travelled with their own transport, that event which was outstanding in domestic tourism in respect of participation was organized with Ofei-Nkansah as the coordinator.

He was one of the employees of Ghana Tourism Authority who conceived and organized beach events at Labadi Pleasure Beach which became known as ‘Meet Me There’ and currently the biggest beach events in Ghana.

Yaw Ofei-Nkansah managed Kojo Antwi (a renowned Ghanaian musician) for eleven years (1995-2006) and coordinated Steel Pulse and Kojo Antwi musical concert at the National Theatre. He was part of the organization of Alpha Blonde musical concerts at Accra and Kumasi sports stadia. Thanks to Frank Akabutu, the promoter of the concert.