Mathieu Kadio-Morokro
Mathieu Kadio-Morokro, the Founder and President of Petro Ivoire, was ranked as Marcopolis’ #6 most powerful business leader in Ivory Coast.
Joseph-Désiré Biley
Joseph-Désiré Biley, the President of TRCI and FNISCI, was ranked as Marcopolis’ #7 most powerful business leader in Ivory Coast.
Adama Koné
Adama Koné, the Head of Ivory Coast’s Public Treasury, was ranked as Marcopolis’ #8 most powerful business leader in the country.
Issiaka Fofana
Issiaka Fofana, the General Director of LONACI, Ivory Coast’s National Lottery, was ranked as Marcopolis’ #9 most powerful business leader in the country.
Hien Sié
Hien Sié, the Managing Director of the Port of Abidjan, was ranked as Marcopolis’ #10 most powerful business leader in Ivory Coast.
Top Business Leaders in Ivory Coast
Marcopolis ranked the top business leaders in Ivory Coast. The ranking is based on an executive survey with the top businessmen as part of the business report on Ivory Coast. Jean Kacou Diagou is No. 1 and Jean-Marie Ackah, at No. 2, is the second top businessman in Ivory Coast.
SARA 2015: SIMAT à la Disposition des Acteurs du Secteur Agricole
SIMAT, la Société Ivoirienne de Manutention et de Transit, a participé à la 3ème édition du SARA, le Salon de l’Agriculture et des Ressources Animales, qui a eu lieu à Abidjan du 3 au 12 avril 2015.
Rlg Communications Group Settles Indebtedness to Ghana Government
There are credible indications that the mobile phone manufacturer Rlg Communications Group has settled its indebtedness to the Ghanaian government.
Groupe Banque Populaire: Succès aux African Banker Awards
Le Groupe Banque Populaire (GBP) a remporté les trophées “Banque Africaine de l’Année” et “Inclusion Financière”, lors des African Banker Awards du 27 mai dernier.
Ghana’s Economy in 2015: Three Years Under President Mahama
For a leader who shot to the peak of his political career – the Presidency – through the untimely demise of his boss, getting the love and sympathy of the people in his first days in office was guaranteed. Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama knows that very well. For once, the politically polarised nation dumped the usual politicking on the streets and media space to grieve and extol the virtues of the late law professor.