Stephen Puro Jnr Completes Sports Management Program, Strengthening Credentials in Football Administration

Stephen Puro Jnr, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Wa Power Sporting Club, has successfully completed a Professional Certificate Program in Sports Management and Administration from the National Sports College in Winneba, Ghana. This latest achievement underscores his commitment to professional growth and marks another significant milestone in his rising career in football administration.

The new qualification adds to his impressive academic background, which includes a Diploma-Certificate in Football Business Management and Human Resource (HR) obtained in 2022 from Valley View University, in partnership with Linked Sports Business College in Ghana.

Notable Accomplishments

Stephen Puro Jnr’s journey in sports leadership has been defined by impactful achievements and steady progress:

Leadership Role: In September 2025, he was appointed as CEO of Wa Power SC ahead of the 2025/26 Access Bank Division One League season, a move that signaled a new era for the ambitious club.

Proven Track Record: He previously guided Techiman Eleven Wonders FC to promotion to the Ghana Premier League, demonstrating his leadership and ability to deliver results on and off the pitch.

CAF Experience: Stephen contributed to continental football operations by working with the Confederation of African Football (CAF) during the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Ivory Coast.

Youth Empowerment Advocate: He has earned national recognition for his efforts in youth empowerment and sports development, using football as a tool to inspire and create opportunities for the next generation.

With these credentials and experiences, Stephen Puro Jnr continues to position himself as one of the most promising young administrators in Ghanaian football. His trajectory reflects not only a passion for the game but also a deep understanding of the business and governance aspects of sports — qualities that could pave the way for future leadership roles, including potential involvement at the Ghana Football Association (GFA).

As he continues to build on his professional portfolio, Stephen’s journey serves as an inspiring example of how education, experience, and vision can combine to shape the future of football administration in Ghana and beyond.