Emmanuel T. Obeng talks about the benefits of globalization and gives an overview of Jislah Financial Services, a company that provides short-term bridge financing arrangements with flexible interest rates and repayment schedules for its customers.
Amar Deep S. Hari, CEO of IPMC (Intercom Programming & Manufacturing Company), a company specialized in IT products distribution, IT solutions and IT training, explains his perception of doing business in Ghana and presents his company.
Richard Anamoo, Director General of GPHA (Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority), mentions some of his challenges and upcoming plans in order to expand the ports and be able to follow the economic growth of Ghana.
Seth Adjei-Baah, President of the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, discusses oil discoveries in Ghana, employment, industry and manufacturing. He also talks about the role of the CCI and shares his vision for the future of the country.
Simon Dornoo, Managing Director of Ghana Commercial Bank, talks about Ghana’s huge economic growth and positive outlook for the coming years. He also presents GCB, which has now become the largest bank in Ghana.
Mr. Landry gives his assessment of the economic development of Ghana, mentioning some of the country’s strengths and weaknesses. He also presents Labadi Beach Hotel, Ghana’s premier hotel, resort and business address, renowned for its unique spirit of Ghanaian hospitality.
According to the ‘Luxo, Demografia e Estilo de Vida no Brasil’ (‘Luxury, Demographics and Lifestyle in Brazil’) report from the North American company Bain and Company, this market is increasing in Brazil by more than 20%.
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Martin A. Beeko from Manet Group, a company specialized in providing residential and comerical building units, discusses Ghana’s tremendous growth, challenges and the company’s philosophy.
MENA’s GDP growth is forecasted to moderate to 3.1% in 2013, announces Global Investment House.
