Indigenous liquor giant, Kasapreko Company Limited (KCL) is sixth on the 2013 Ghana Club 100 ranking, an initiative by GIPC to honour companies that excelled in their various areas of operations in the previous fiscal year.
Sheila Penelope Bartels-Sam, CEO of InCharge Global, presents her company, which primary business is to provide electronic payments services, offering products through multiple channels such as ATMs, POS, internet, mobile technology…
Roland Agambire, Group Chairman & CEO of RLG Communications, presents the company. RLG is a Ghanaian-owned Limited Liability Company engaged in the production of communications equipment.
Rosemary Yeboah, Executive Director of Ecobank Ghana (Biography), discusses the issue of high interest rates in the country. She also mentions some of the bank’s competitive advantages and challenges to be faced, and shares her vision for the future of the bank.
Philip Sowah, Managing Director of Airtel Ghana, talks about some of the company’s strategic products, such as Airtel Money (mobile money), Airtel Cloud (office in a box) and new data bundles. Recently, Airtel won the “Telecom Company of the Year” award.
Frank Brako Adu Jnr, Managing Director of CAL Bank, gives his assessment on the development in Ghana, mentioning different strategic sectors such as energy generation, oil, gas and finance.
Ibrahim Bah, Managing Director of real estate development company Regimanuel Gray, talks about the construction industry in Ghana and mentions some of the company’s competitive advantages, such as the importance of focusing on quality.
With nearly 90% of units in both nine story towers sold, The Point Smart Business commercial development has delighted clients who have invested in this project. Launched at the end of 2012, the development boasts a strategic location, close to the Political and Administrative Centre and close to the access routes to the north of the state.
Roy Aboku, Acting General Manager of Menergy International, gives his assessment on the oil and gas industry in Ghana and mentions some of the company’s challenges. He also discusses possible partnerships and shares his vision for the future.
Lionel Barre, Managing Director of GREL (Ghana Rubber Estates Limited), talks about the competition in terms of rubber plantation in West Africa and on a global level. He also gives his assessment on the rubber production sector in Ghana.
