The recognition was presented in West Palm, Florida
Dr Noah Darko-Adjei has been conferred an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Business by the Einstein Medical Institute (EMI), USA an honor received with deep pride and appreciation.
The recognition was presented in West Palm, Florida and acknowledged his outstanding contributions to advancing cybersecurity across Ghana and the global community.
Dr Darko-Adjei expressed heartfelt gratitude to Prof George Einstein, Professor of Biophysics, and member of the distinguished Albert Einstein family, as well as faculty representatives of EMI for this prestigious acknowledgement.
He described the recognition as both a privilege and a new beginning.
“This award fuels my commitment to continue supporting the cybersecurity ecosystem and to strengthen global information security posture. I dedicate this esteemed honor to every young star who dares to dream the impossible,” he stated.
The Honorary Doctorate, granted under the auspices of the Einstein Memorial Institute of Education and Health (EMIEH), recognizes his entrepreneurial leadership and service within the cybersecurity space, impacting both Ghana and several international communities.
The award also confers upon him the status of Honorary Fellow of the institution opening pathways for participation in projects, initiatives, and academic engagements in the United States and beyond.
Dr Darko-Adjei acknowledged the support of Dr Shantey Flournoy as well as George P Einstein, a direct cousin of the iconic physicist Albert Einstein, for endorsing his selection.
“You might never know who is watching your small contribution to the community,” he reflected. “Do it well. I did not anticipate this recognition and I am truly honored.”
With renewed drive, Dr Darko-Adjei affirms his dedication to using his influence, knowledge, and global reach to elevate cybersecurity awareness and safeguard digital futures.
