LONDON, United Kingdom — Samuel Mensah, Managing Director of STA-Net Engineering, will represent the Ghanaian engineering company at the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum, a three-day programme across London running from Thursday 26 November to Saturday 28 November. He attends with a specific focus on securing strategic funding and technical partnerships for an ongoing infrastructure project in Ghana.
STA-Net Engineering is headquartered in Tarkwa, a major gold and manganese mining town in the Western Region of Ghana. The company specialises in electrical engineering services and general engineering works, while also integrating energy management, security systems, waste management and agribusiness solutions. That diversified portfolio places the firm at the intersection of industrial infrastructure, sustainable resource management and agricultural productivity.
Mensah’s agenda for the London programme centres on presenting the company’s current project to prospective investors and discussing investment arrangements that can support project completion. He is also seeking relationships with international manufacturers, technology suppliers and technical collaborators who can contribute practical capability rather than capital alone. The company views the forum as a route to long-term partnerships that can reinforce its growth and Ghana’s broader economic development.
For mid-sized African engineering firms, access to cross-border capital and technology remains a decisive factor in moving infrastructure projects from planning to delivery. The forum brings together senior business leaders, trade officials and policymakers with the stated aim of advancing international trade, market access, supply chain resilience and export growth. In that setting, STA-Net Engineering is presenting a project rooted in Ghana’s industrial and resource economy, where reliable electrical engineering, energy management and sustainable operations are increasingly in demand.
“We are not seeking visibility for its own sake. We are looking for the specific capital, technical capability and supplier relationships that will move an existing project from its current phase to completion. The forum gives us a structured way to put that requirement in front of the right people and to test whether they can engage with the realities of delivery in Ghana.”
“My priority in London is to filter the conversations carefully and leave with a small number of credible next steps rather than a pile of business cards.”
Beyond electrical installations, the company provides energy audits, monitoring and optimisation services, designs and installs CCTV and electric fencing for residential, commercial and agricultural properties, and develops waste management and recycling plans. Its agribusiness division supports sustainable livestock farming through solar-powered solutions and automated feed and water management systems. These activities give STA-Net Engineering exposure to several sectors where technology transfer and responsible resource management are commercially relevant.
About STA-Net Engineering
STA-Net Engineering Services, operating as STA-Net Engineering, is a Ghanaian engineering company based in Tarkwa. The business specialises in electrical engineering services and general engineering works, and its activities extend into energy management, security installations, waste management and agribusiness. It serves residential, commercial, agricultural and industrial clients, with a focus on reliable engineering solutions that support infrastructure development and industrial growth in Ghana.
About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum takes place from Thursday 26 November to Saturday 28 November 2026 across various venues in London. Convened by the International Trade Council alongside the International Centre for Trade Transparency & Monitoring, it brings together senior business leaders, trade officials and policymakers to advance international trade, market access, supply chain resilience and export growth.
About the International Trade Council
Founded in 1956, the International Trade Council is an independent, neutral and non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce supporting international trade and foreign direct investment. Its network spans more than 179 countries and includes over 28,000 members, ranging from businesses and governments to trade and investment agencies, diplomatic missions, chambers of commerce and industry associations. The Council works to reduce barriers to trade, create international business opportunities, encourage foreign direct investment and support sustainable economic growth. It also champions ethical, transparent and inclusive trade, provides education and certification through the ITC Academy, and conducts market and trade research.
About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency Limited, trading as the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring and abbreviated ICTTM, is a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council. Founded in November 2022 and registered in the United Kingdom, with offices in the United Kingdom and the Philippines, it works to increase transparency in global commerce and international trade. ICTTM develops ADAMftd, an artificial-intelligence trade intelligence platform that draws on billions of historical and real-time trade data points covering customs and import-export records, shipping data, company and ownership information, tariffs and duties, and sanctions and compliance screening. The platform supports buyer, supplier and competitor identification, supply chain analysis, counterparty risk assessment, trade rule research, and demand, pricing and market forecasting.
Media Contact
Samuel Mensah
Managing Director
STA-Net Engineering
