Vision for the Future of Key Architectural Company by Hussein Fakhry
Hussein Fakhry, Principal Architect & Managing Director of Key Architectural Company, shares his vision for the future.
GIPC: Main Objectives for Ghana Investment Promotion Centre for 2018
Yofi Grant, CEO of Ghana Investment Promotion Centre, shares his main objectives for GIPC this year.
Horizons Offices: An Indigenous African Serviced Office Operator by Ian Kabiru
Ian Kabiru, Founder and CEO at Horizons Offices, explains why Horizons is different from other companies offering the same service.
Future of Appolonia City: A Better Version of East Legon that Ghanaians can be Proud Of
Bright Owusu-Amofah, CEO of Appolonia City, shares his vision for the future of Appolonia City in two to three years’ time.
GhIPSS: Archie Hesse Discusses Payment System Infrastructures in Ghana
Archie Hesse, CEO of GhIPSS (Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement Systems Limited), talks about payment system infrastructures in Ghana.
Pergola Creations: Architect Percy Ebo Sackey Talks About Client Satisfaction
Percy Ebo Sackey, Architect at Pergola Creations, talks about the importance of client satisfaction.
Competitive Advantages of Vanguard Assurance Company by Gideon Amenyedor
Dr. Gideon Amenyedor, Executive Vice-Chairman at Vanguard Assurance Company Limited, explain what are Vanguard’s competitive advantages.
Ghana: Ali Ibrahim Shares His Vision for the Future of Rabotec Ghana Limited
Ali Ibrahim, CEO and Managing Director at Rabotec Ghana Limited, shares his vision for the future of Rabotec in Ghana and the region.
Josiah Kwesi Eyison Presents iSpace Foundation: A Technology Hub in Accra Focused on the Community
Josiah Kwesi Eyison presents iSpace Foundation, it’s competitive advantage, and explains why this technology hub is different from all other hubs in Africa or Ghana.
Osu Mantse: “We Believe in the Potential of Ghana’s Youth
“In terms of youth, we have seen that most of the youth here don’t have employable skills. Although they are drop outs from school, we believe that they still have potential. It is not the end of the line for them as not everyone can be in school and go on to get a degree.”