Some companies and individual doing business in the country were at the weekend honoured at the fourth edition of the Ghana Business Awards held in Accra.
In all, 48 individuals and companies received 65 awards for their contribution to the business sector.
The ceremony which sought to celebrate the achievements of individuals and companies who have distinguished themselves in the sector during the year under review saw the ultimate awards going to Mr Julian Kingsley Opuni, Managing Director of Fidelity Bank Ghana and Mr Chris Chinebuah, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Fueltrade Limited who emerged as CEO of the year and Entrepreneur of the decade respectively.
Organised by Globe Productions Limited, the awards has since its inception in 2018 rewarded excellence and standards in the business sector.
The CEO of J.K. Ahiadome Transport and Company Limited picked the Industry Leadership Awards of the Year for the Oil and Gas (Downstream) sector with the Personality of the year (Public Sector) Award going to Mr
Emmanuel Antwi -Dankwa, CEO of the Volta River Authority.
CompuGhana and Electroland Ghana Limited picked up the Retail Company and Electronic Company of the year, while M&C Group received the Trading Company of the year award.
The Ghana National Gas Company and its CEO, Dr Ben K.D. Asante were awarded the Oil and Gas (Upstream) Company of the year and Outstanding Leadership Award of the Year for the Public Sector.
AlhajiFareed Amin Yakubu CEO of Santol Energy received the Young Achiever of the year award.
Speaking at the awards ceremony, the CEO of GlobeProductions, Mr LatifAbubakar, said the winners were selected by an independent advisory board who evaluated the awardees based on a criteria listed for each category.
He explained that the benchmarks for shortlisted winners performance were based on some key performance indicators (KPIs) in the standards of excellence, including information technology and competitive pricing.
Themed “The digital economy, making more winners” the awards which was in partnership with the Institute of Directors (IoD), Nobel International Business School (NiBS), Ipag Business School, Swiss Business School and the Lincoln University sought to promote business excellence nationally and internationally as well as provide an unparalleled opportunity for networking among industry players.
The Ghana Business Awards is a prestigious programme that recognises and rewards excellence across all sectors in Ghana.
The awards provide a platform to recognise individuals and companies that play a significant role in the growth and development of their business sector, while recognising the key functions within the sector that promote growth and sustainability.
Present at the ceremony were the Spanish Ambassador to Ghana, Mr Javier Gutiérrez, the Economic Chief at the United States Embassy, Ms Stephanie Hutchison, and the President of the Ghana Journalists Association, Mr Roland Affail Monney.
By Times Reporter
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