The MTB Series invites you to another insightful session designed to challenge conventional thinking and spark meaningful conversations about the future of work, entrepreneurship, and wealth creation.

This month’s discussion is centered on the book Don’t Get a Job Until You Understand This, a thought-provoking work that encourages readers to rethink the traditional path to success. The session will explore the mindset, principles, and practical lessons behind the book, asking an important question:

What if the biggest career mistake isn’t getting a job, but getting one before understanding how wealth is really created?

Whether you are a student preparing for your career, a young professional seeking direction, an entrepreneur building a business, or a business leader looking to broaden your perspective, this conversation will provide valuable insights into ownership, value creation, financial independence, and long-term wealth building.

Meet the Panel

The discussion will feature a distinguished panel of speakers:

• I.K. Adusei – Author of Don’t Get a Job Until You Understand This, Founder & CEO of ONBATx.
• Isaac Asirifi Boakye – Communications Officer, Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), Morocco.
• Dzidzo Kumahor – Digital Products & Services Development Specialist, Titan Payment Systems Ltd.

Together, they will share practical experiences, challenge common assumptions about employment and entrepreneurship, and engage participants in an interactive conversation.

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 26 July 2026
Time: 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM GMT
Venue: Google Meet
Admission: Free (Registration Required)

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Reserve your place by registering at www.abnonline.org/get-involved.

We look forward to welcoming you for an engaging discussion that may change the way you think about work, money, and opportunity. One book. One conversation. Ideas that can transform your future.