Simon Madjie engages GIPC vetrans to shape Ghana's investment future

The Chief Executive Officer(CEO) of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), Mr. Simon Madjie, has held a rare and strategic engagement with former CEOs, COOs, and Board Chairs of the Centre to tap into their wealth of experience in shaping the future of investment promotion in Ghana.
The meeting, described as both reflective and forward-looking, brought together some of the most respected names in Ghana’s investment and economic development space, including Mr. Kwasi Ahwoi, Mr. Robert Ahomka-Lindsay, Mr. Yofi Grant, Dr. Ishmael Yamson, and Dr. Peter Ankrah.
Mr. Madjie, who recently assumed office, said the gathering was aimed at strengthening continuity, building on institutional memory, and integrating past lessons into new strategies to boost Ghana’s competitiveness in the global investment space.
A seasoned leader, Mr. Madjie brings business insight and diplomatic skill to the role.
With a background in international trade and stakeholder engagement, he is positioned to foster investor confidence and bridge public-private interests.
The discussions focused on policy stability, investor aftercare, technology adaptation, and positioning Ghana as a resilient and investor-friendly economy amid global uncertainties.
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
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