Dalex Finance wins business of the year award

Dalex Finance, a Ghanaian non-bank financial institution has been adjudged winner of the business of the year award at the maiden edition of the Ghana Economic Forum (GEF) Excellence Award for excelling as the best company whose achievements has advanced the Ghanaian economy exceptionally.
 The GEF excellence award 2016 ceremony which took place on the eve of Thursday, August, 2016   at the plush Movenpick Ambassador Hotel saw six outstanding companies honored with a plaque for excellence.


Out of the six (6) awards categories at stake, Dalex Finance swept two; adjudged winner of the Business of the year award in addition to Business Man of the year award which was conferred on its  Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mr. Ken Thompson  as a recognition for mark of good leadership in business.

 For the entrepreneur of the year award category, CEO of Beige Capital, Mike Nyinaku was adjudged the winner while Kate Papafio, CEO of Reroy Cables pronounced the Business Woman of the year. Under the Business with a Conscience award category, Unilever was declared a winner of the year while Data Bank picked the Business Pioneer of the year award.

Addressing participants during the event , Chief Executive Officer of the Business and Financial times, organizers of the event, Ms. Edith Dankwa explained the awards seeks  to recognize individuals and businesses across all sectors who contributions either through excellence, innovation and growth in business and leadership among others have  propelled the growth of the economy remarkably.

She commended all award winners especially Dalex Finance for its outstanding initiative in coming out with innovative products aimed at addressing financial difficulties faced by the country.

According to her, most businesses in the country are doing well who also deserved to be recognized but unfortunately did not take advantage of the nominations which was earlier opened in the newspapers and other media platforms, calling on them to endeavor and register and participate in the next year event to also get recognized.

Director in charge of operations of Dalex Finance, Joe Jackson in an interview with the media said he feels excited to see his outfit recognized among its competitors in the industry for the good job being done.

“For us what gives us pride is the fact that not only have we grown employment but we’ve grown employment in the rural areas; the people who come out of school with diplomas and degrees who have been employed in the last three years working for Dalex Finance is what gives us pride and that for us excites us to move forward and do greater things”.

The maiden edition of the 2016 GEF awards was initiated by Business and Financial Times and proudly supported by Price Water Coopers. It will be held annually.

The Ghana Economic Forum, an annual event established in 2012, is a private sector led initiative and platform created by Business & Financial Times to bring together captains of industry and thought leaders to discuss and debate key issues affecting the Ghanaian economy and offer solutions to help overcome the challenges in order to enhance the achievement of the country’s economic development plans.

This year’s event was aimed at bringing up new thinking and policy alternatives to help shape the country’s agenda for economic growth which was on the theme: “A Ghanaian Owned Economy-Setting the agenda for achieving it”. 

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