Avance Media: 2023 Top 50 Young CEOs in Ghana Announced

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Avance Media: 2023 Top 50 Young CEOs in Ghana Announced

Avance Media and YCEO Africa have announced the 6th edition of their annual ranking of leading young Ghanaian CEOs, the Top 50 Young CEOs in Ghana, recognizing the exemplary achievements of young leaders steering organizations in both profit and non-profit sectors.

The Top 50 Young CEOs in Ghana list has over the years emerged as a beacon of acknowledgment and honoring the ground||breaking contributions of youthful entrepreneurs & leaders. Over the years, it has named hundreds of remarkable young business figures, celebrating their vision, resilience, and commitment to driving positive change in Ghana and the world’s economy.

Speaking about this year’s ranking, Prince Akpah, the Managing Director of Avance Media, expressed his delight, stating,  “This year’s list solidifies its place as a definitive platform for recognizing and celebrating young Ghanaians who are trailblazers in their respective industries. The 2023 edition of the list presents an impressive list of talented Ghanaians who have left an indelible mark through their visionary leadership and impactful work.”

This year’s list also boasts a record number of 17 female business leaders, a testament to the growing influence and empowerment of women in Ghana’s business sphere. These enterprising women stand as exemplars of excellence, showcasing their expertise and leadership prowess across diverse industries, thereby inspiring a new generation of aspiring female leaders.

The Top 50 Young CEOs in Ghana for 2023 also embodies the spirit of innovation, determination, and excellence that characterizes Ghana’s evolving business ecosystem.

Below is the full list of the 2023 Top 50 Young CEOs in Ghana arranged in alphabetical order

    Abdul-Jaleel Hussein || Affinity Ghana

Abeiku Greene || Junior Acheivemnt Ghana

Aisha Addo || Power to Girls Foundation

Anthony Dzamefe || Caveman Watches

Anthony Owusu Ansah || ShaQ Express

Basil David Anthony || Modern Floors

Berla Mundi || Mundi Media Network

Bernard Danso Ntow || Dansworld LTD

Bernard Sokpe || Jambo Spaces

Beryl A. Ayaaba || EchoHouse Ghana LTD

Brent Nartey || Engen Ghana

Bright Hodzor || Kaprisky Creations GH

Christian B. Yiadom || Pizzaman Chickenman

Darlington Akogo || minoHealth AI Labs

Desmond Koney || Complete Farmer Inc

Elikem Kumordzie || Elikem Kumordzie the Tailor

Elikem Tamaklo || Nyaho Medical Centre

Elinam Horgli || Eblah Trading LTD

Emmanuel K. Jones||Mensah || Empire Domus

Eric Annan || Aya

Ernest Kwablah || DWP Academy

Faith S. Ocloo || e’april Public Relations

Francis Gota || aYo Ghana

Freda Obeng-Ampofo || Kaeme Cosmetics

Gifty Oware||Mensah || Berry Ladies

Hamamat Montia || Hamamat Africa

Harrison Boadu Barnoh || Eye360 Security

Hilda Nimo-Tieku || Jobberman Ghana

Hillary Adare || Wonfliki

Iddi Mohammed Faried (Dr.) || Kodu Technology LTD

Inna Mariam Patty || Exclusive Events GH.

James Wiafe Akenteng || Kent’s Cup

Jorge Appiah || Solar Taxi

Joseph Adjei || BlacVolta

Kwadwo Sheldon || Kwadwo Sheldon Studios

Lady-Omega Hammond || Ampersand Tech.

MacCarthy Mac-Gbathy || HOPin Academy

Maurice Cashinco || Kumasi Hive

Michael Kwesi Ofori || Investor Hub

Nana Adu Boateng || Black & Phamous

Oswald Anonadaga || FloodGates Limited

Patrick Fynn || Standout Care

Peter Kwadwo Asare Nyarko || CFLE

Rashidatu Yasmine Abdulai || 3Music

Rhoda Odoi || HypeNet Ghana

Salamu Amadu (Alhaji) || Afro Arab group

Samuel Van Segbefia || Dishrack (Pinocchio)

Serwaa Amihere || Office & Co

Yayra Portia Klu || Uriel Impact Generation

Yvonne Nelson || YN Productions

  Source: Avance Media

Avance Media Releases 2022 Top 50 Young CEOs In Ghana List; Stonebwoy, D-Black, Dr Kofi Amoa-Abban, Yvonne Nelson, Others Ranked

Avance Media Releases 2022 Top 50 Young CEOs In Ghana List; Stonebwoy, D-Black, Dr Kofi Amoa-Abban, Yvonne Nelson, Others Ranked

The annual ranking of the leading young business leaders in Ghana by leading African PR & Rating firm Avance Media and YCEO Africa dubbed Top 50 Young CEOs in Ghana list has been announced. The 5th publication features enterprising young CEOs leading businesses and organisations solving some of the continent’s daring problems and providing employment and inspiration to young Ghanaians. In…

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Ghana News Live – bringing you all trending daily news as it happens. The CEO of Wezzy Empire, Kwadwo Nkansah Lilwin, through a press statement signed by his PRO, finally broke his silence on speculation that he neglected the 3-year-old boy who got injured as a result of the accident that happened at Amakom in Kumasi after his brand new Mercedes-Benz collided with other cars. The young boy sadly…

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Founded in the '80s in Italy by Silvio Marsan and his son Stephan, Brandy Melville gained massive popularity in the 2010s, particularly among teenage girls in the U.S. With its flirty, California-girl aesthetic, the brand capitalized on influencer marketing, using social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok to cultivate a devoted following.

In the world of teenage fashion, Brandy Melville stands out as a major player, captivating a vast audience with its trendy, affordable clothing. However, beneath the surface of its Instagram-worthy appeal lies a troubling reality of environmental damage and unethical practices.

Step into the world of fast fashion with HBO's documentary "Brandy Hellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion." Explore the controversial practices of the Italian fashion brand Brandy Melville, from its exclusive sizing policies to accusations of racism and misogyny within its stores. Discover the brand's rise to popularity among teen girls in the U.S., fueled by its "one size fits all" clothing and association with the "skinny aesthetic" promoted on social media. Dive deeper into the documentary as it exposes the brand's impact on promoting unrealistic beauty standards and overconsumption among young consumers. Learn about the accusations of racism and discrimination leveled against Brandy Melville CEO Stephan Marsan, including allegations of excluding Black customers and making offensive remarks. Explore the toxic work culture described by former employees, shedding light on the brand's unethical practices and exploitation of its workforce. Witness the documentary's investigation into the environmental consequences of fast fashion, from textile waste polluting the shores of Accra, Ghana, to the harmful microfibers contaminating local waterways and food sources. Join the conversation as former Brandy Melville employees share their experiences on social media, exposing the brand's manipulative marketing tactics and alleged copying of employee fashion.

Consultant Talent Development (6 Months Full Time Contract) at Mastercard Foundation. Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal or South Africa.

Consultant Talent Development (6 Months Full Time Contract) at Mastercard Foundation. Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal or South Africa. Consultant Talent Development (6 Months Full Time Contract) at Mastercard Foundation. Africa ABOUT MASTERCARD FOUNDATION Mastercard Foundation seeks a world where everyone has the opportunity to learn and prosper. Through its Young Africa Works strategy and Canadian EleV program, the Foundation works with partners to ensure that millions of young people, especially young women, access quality education, financial services, and dignified work. Mastercard Foundation was established in 2006 through the generosity of Mastercard when it became a public company. The Foundation is independent with its own Board of Directors and CEO. THE WORK AT THE FOUNDATION We are currently in an exciting period at Read the full article

As the West surges toward electric cars, here's where the unwanted gas guzzlers go

Cotonou, Benin CNN  —  Standing on the stony ground in the bustling Fifa Park car lot, Rokeeb Yaya is haggling over the price of a dark red car. It is one of a couple hundred vehicles, parked in long lines stretching out across the vast lot – some shiny and new-looking, others dented and dusty. The car Yaya has his eye on, a 2008 US-built Ford Escape, is on sale for around $4,000. It’s relatively affordable – US cars are cheaper than most other brands in the lot – and he wants to upgrade from his motorbike to a car. He is not interested in the history of the vehicle, he said, only that he can afford it. But how this Ford ended up here – in one of the biggest car lots in the port city of Cotonou – helps tell a bigger story about how many of the West’s gas-guzzling cars are starting second lives in West Africa. The 14-year old Ford arrived in Benin from the United States last year, after being sold at an auto auction. Car records reviewed by CNN show it had three previous owners in Virginia and Maryland, and has logged over 252,000 miles on the road. It had one previous recall for its power steering, but unlike some of the other cars on the lot, it arrived in a relatively sound condition – it hadn’t been in any reported accidents. This aging SUV is just one of millions of used cars that arrive every year in West Africa from wealthy countries such as Japan, South Korea, European countries and, increasingly, the US. Many of these end up in Benin, one of Africa’s top importers of used vehicles.

The stream of used cars heading to West African ports is only expected to increase with the West’s shift to electric vehicles. As wealthy countries set aggressive goals to move consumers towards electric vehicles to cut planet-warming pollution, gas-powered cars won’t necessarily go away. Instead, many will be shipped thousands of miles away to developing countries like Benin, where populations are growing, along with demand for used cars. Experts say the effect will be to divert climate and environmental problems to countries that are the most vulnerable to the climate crisis, undermining their own attempts to cut planet-warming pollution. The global market for used light-duty vehicles grew nearly 20% from 2015 to 2019, when more than 4.8 million were exported. There was a slight dip in exports in 2020 when the Covid pandemic started, but numbers are now “growing quite rapidly,” United Nations Environment Programme official Rob de Jong told CNN. The US exports about 18% of the world’s used vehicles, according to UNEP data. These travel all over the globe, including to the Middle East and Central America, but many go to Nigeria, Benin and Ghana. Some of these are salvaged cars that have been in accidents, were flooded, or are just too old – which get auctioned off for parts. Others are whole used cars that US car dealers are looking to offload.

“A lot of them are going to be two- to five-year-old Hyundais, Toyotas, sedans,” said Dmitriy Shibarshin, marketing director for West Coast Shipping, a company that specializes in shipping cars internationally. “It’s mostly the economy cars that get shipped there.” Shibarshin’s company and others are “like FedEx” for cars, he said. His company usually specializes in higher-end vehicles, but also ships cheaper cars. In major African countries like Kenya and Nigeria, more than 90% of the cars and trucks are used vehicles from overseas. In Kenya, where de Jong is based, the vehicle fleet has doubled every eight years; streets that used to be devoid of cars are now jammed with traffic, he said. There is a tremendous appetite for these used vehicles. “You have a very young population that’s getting richer and richer by the day,” said Etop Ipke, the CEO of Autochek Africa, an online marketplace for cars. “The first thing they want to do, as they can afford things, is some mobility,” he said. But, unlike in the US, few prospective buyers have access to credit, so new cars are often out of reach. “That is fundamentally the reason why we’re not able to improve the quality” of cars sold, Ipke said. “It’s not like people want to drive used cars; it’s an affordability issue.” Experts say demand for used cars could explode further as the take up of electric cars in the West increases the supply of used cars to African countries. Nearly one in five vehicles sold globally this year will be electric, according to the International Energy Agency, compared to less than 5% in 2020. China, Europe and the US are leading the EV market, the agency said. In states like New York and Florida, where consumers are buying more EVs, dealers are increasingly looking overseas as a place to sell their older gas-powered models, according to Matt Trapp, a regional vice president at the huge auto auction company Manheim. Those states also have robust port operations, making them an ideal place to ship used cars to Africa. “It’s setting up a really complementary dynamic,” Trapp told CNN. “I’m not surprised to see how robust the export game is becoming,” Trapp said. “We’re going to see this dynamic more and more. When see demand in other markets, they will find a way to move the metal there.” From UNEP’s perspective, not all gas-powered cars are concerning – it’s the older ones, which tend to pollute more and be less safe, De Jong said. There’s evidence that the increasing demand in Africa for vehicles is actually resulting in more old and salvaged cars being shipped to the continent recently than there were 20 years ago. “What we see at the moment is a wide variety of used vehicles being exported from the global north to the global south,” de Jong said. “Not only is the number increasing, but the quality is decreasing.” In one section of Fifa Park, CNN finds a 16-year-old Dodge Charger, worn by age. “We just sold it for 3 million XOF ,” its seller, who did not wish to be named, said of the vehicle that arrived in Benin from the US two years ago. Parked across from the Charger is a 24-year-old Ford Winstar that was shipped to Benin from the US last year. It’s a cheaper alternative for low-income car buyers who cannot afford newer models. Car dealer Abdul Koura said that US and Canadian cars are very desirable to importers, who often bring in cars that have been in accidents, he told CNN. “They repair these cars and resell them to make a profit,” said Koura, whose space at Cotonou’s Fifa park includes more than 30 used vehicles imported from Canada.

Victor Ojoh, a Nigerian car dealer who frequents Fifa Park, told CNN that it’s often possible to tell the origin of a car by what’s wrong with it. “The cars that smoke are mostly from the US,” said Ojoh. “The cars from Canada are mostly flooded cars that start developing electrical faults.” Some imported vehicles are missing their catalytic converters, an exhaust emission control devices which filter toxic gasses. Catalytic converters contain valuable metals including platinum and can fetch up to $100 on the black market. Some of the cars are shipped without catalytic converters or have them removed by dealers upon arrival, Ojo said. Millions of cars shipped to Africa and Asia from the US, Europe and Japan are “polluting or unsafe,” according to UNEP. “Often with faulty or missing components, they belch out toxic fumes, increasing air pollution and hindering efforts to fight climate change.” Regulations aimed at reducing pollution and increasing the safety of imported cars into West Africa have tended to be weak. But attempts have been made recently to tighten them up. In 2020, Benin and 14 other members of the Economic Community of West African States bloc agreed a set of vehicle emissions regulations in the region, including an age limit of 10 years for used vehicles and limits on the amount of carbon pollution cars are allowed to produce. But it’s unclear how strictly they are being enforced.

UNEP officials, including de Jong, have also had conversations with US and EU officials about putting in new regulations that would crack down on shipping very old or junk cars to developing nations. Those conversations are in early stages and have yet to result in any commitments. Still, de Jong said climate change and global emissions have made the conversation around used cars “a different ballgame.” Increased shipments of older and more polluting cars are just as much of a problem for developed nations as they are for the developing countries where they are being driven, he added. “Today with climate change, it doesn’t really matter where the emissions are taking place,” de Jong said. “Whether in Washington, DC, or Lagos, it makes no difference.” Ipke doesn’t think that it is inevitable that Africa will accept all the old gas-powered cars the West no longer wants. He hopes that the transition to electric vehicles will come to the African continent as well, although that will require significant improvements to the charging infrastructure. “In terms of where Africa goes, the transition shouldn’t necessarily be from used cars to brand new combustion engines, it should be from used cars to EVs,” Ipke said. “I think the continent has to be prepared for EVs, used or brand new, because that’s the direction the world is taking.” For Yaya, however, this all seems a long way off. What brought him to Fifa Park, and to the old Ford SUV, was a lack of other options. “I can only purchase what my money can afford,” he said. Source Read the full article

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Stonebwoy, Kudus, Afua Asantewaa & Berla Mundi make Avance Media’s 2023 50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians List

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Stonebwoy, Kudus, Afua Asantewaa & Berla Mundi make Avance Media’s 2023 50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians List

Leading African PR & Rating firm, Avance Media has announced the 9th publication of its annual 50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians list. This edition is marked by a significant stride towards gender inclusivity, with women occupying 32% of the coveted spots, representing a commendable improvement from previous editions.

The list also presents diverse talented and influential young Ghanaians who are uplifting the name of Ghana globally and represent inspiration, innovation, leadership, and social impact to the youth. The list includes notable personalities such as football stars Kudus Mohammed and Thomas Partey, and tech innovator Gregory Rockson. Young social media personalities such as Nana Tea and Olele Salvador are also recognized for their substantial contributions to Ghana’s cultural landscape.

In addition, the list features influential figures from politics, media, and sports, showcasing the multifaceted impact young Ghanaians are making on the world stage. Gary Al-Smith, Sam Nartey George (Hon), and Peace Hyde are among those recognized. Outstanding individuals like DanceGod Lloyd, Gyakie, Iñaki Williams, Wode Maya and Berla Mundi, are celebrated for excelling in their respective fields and contributing positively to Ghana’s global narrative.

Founder of Avance Media, Prince Akpah, expressed pride in the initiative’s growth over the past nine years. “The vision nine years ago was to inspire young people in Ghana with a list of Ghanaians doing great things, and we believe the list has been able to achieve that. This accomplished group of young individuals represents the future of Ghana. Their dedication, innovation, and leadership serve as inspiration to millions of young Ghanaians nationwide” said Akpah.

As Avance Media continues to spotlight the achievements of young Ghanaians, the 2023 edition of the “50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians” stands as a testament to the nation’s vibrant and dynamic youth, leaving an indelible mark on the global stage.

Below is the official list of Avance Media’s 2023 50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians (9th edition)

Abubakar Fatimatu (Hon) || Deputy Information Minister

Afua Asantewaa O Aduonum || CEO, Askof Productions

Ama Pratt || CEO, MAP Concepts

Amerado Burner || Musician

Berla Mundi || Media Personality

Bernard Danso Ntow || CEO, Dansworld

Beryl Agyekum-Ayaaba || CEO, Echohouse

Black Sherif || Musician

Christian Boakye Yiadom  || CEO, Chickenman Pizzaman

Dakoa Newman (Hon) || Member of Parliament

DanceGod Lloyd || Dance Artist

Darlington Akogo || CEO, minoHealth AI Labs

Edem Agbana || NDC Parliamentary Candidate – Ketu North

Elliot Dadey || CEO, KGL Foundation

Enoch Boamah (Pastor) || Pastor, Christ Embassy Youth Church

Evelyn Badu || Footballer

Gary AlSmith || Sports Journalist

Genevieve Partington || Country Director, Amnesty Ghana

Gregory Rockson || CEO, mPharma

Gyakie || Musician

Ibrahim Mahama || CEO, Red Clay Studio

Iñaki Williams || Footballer, Athletic Bilbao

James Annor (Nana Tea)  || Social Media Influencer

Jordan Ayew || Footballer, Crystal Palace

Jorge Appiah || CEO, Solar Taxi

Joshua D. Heward-Mills (Pastor) || Pastor, First Love Church

King Promise || Musician

Kobby Kyei || Blogger

Kojo Soboh || CEO, EMY Africa

Kudus Mohammed || Footballer, West Ham United

Kwadwo Sheldon || YouTuber

Medikal || Musician

MOG Music || Musician

MzGee || Media Personality

Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku  || Media Personality

OB Amponsah || Comedian

Official Starter || Dance Artist

Olele Salvador || Media Personality

Paa Kwesi Asare || Media Personality

Paul Ninson || CEO, Dikan Center

Peace Hyde || Media Personality

Portia Solomon Gabor  || Media Personality

Saddick Adams || Sports Journalist

Sam Nartey George (Hon) || Member of Parliament

Serwaa Amihere || Media Personality

Stonebwoy || Musician

Thomas Partey || Footballer, Arsenal

Tracy Owusu-Addo || CEO, BRAVE Foundation

Wendy Shay || Musician

Wode Maya || YouTuber

Source: Avance Media

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Ms Gifty Nyarko, the Sunyani West Municipal Physical Planning Director and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of G2 Foundation has pleaded with the government to put in additional measures to make the agricultural sector attractive to the Youth and Women in Ghana. She stated that making agriculture more attractive to the young people and having the majority of them in that sector would…

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Consultant Talent Development (6 Months Full Time Contract) at Mastercard Foundation. Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal or South Africa. Consultant Talent Development (6 Months Full Time Contract) at Mastercard Foundation. Africa ABOUT MASTERCARD FOUNDATION Mastercard Foundation seeks a world where everyone has the opportunity to learn and prosper. Through its Young Africa Works strategy and Canadian EleV program, the Foundation works with partners to ensure that millions of young people, especially young women, access quality education, financial services, and dignified work. Mastercard Foundation was established in 2006 through the generosity of Mastercard when it became a public company. The Foundation is independent with its own Board of Directors and CEO. THE WORK AT THE FOUNDATION We are currently in an exciting period at Read the full article