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Company News of Tuesday, June 4, 2019
Source: ghananewsagency.org
2019-06-04
Patricia Obo-Nai, Executive Director of Vodafone
Vodafone's new CEO, Patricia Obo-Nai, pledged the company's commitment to Ghana's socio-economic development.
During a courtesy visit by Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of Jubilee House, Ms. Obo-Nai reinforced Vodafone's determination to lead the digitization process in Ghana, ensuring that no one be left behind.
She said Ghana remains a very important market for the global telecoms giant and that Vodafone Ghana will play a vital role in the country's growth agenda.
Ms. Obo-Nai has been appointed Executive Director following the end of the term of the former Executive Director, Yolanda Cuba.
His appointment comes with Vodafone's willingness to push the boundaries of innovation, especially for targeted customers, while positioning themselves
Vodafone as the main competitor on the market.
Ms. Obo-Nai told the President, "Ghana will continue to be very important to our strategy and our long-term aspirations. The promise of our brand to provide a bright future continues to strengthen our notoriety and leadership in new trends in digitization and technologies such as machine learning and artificial intelligence.
"Once again, the government's mobile payments program has been impressive, and as a leading telecommunications company, we have committed to deploying our platform, as well as innovative products and services, to our customers." government program support. "
The new CEO was grateful for the government's commitment to Vodafone Ghana as a 30% shareholder and was optimistic that with the current level of commitment from the Ministries of Finance and Communications, Vodafone Ghana has no choice but to increase its market share and other areas. Operating.
Dr. Kobina Quansah, Chair of Vodafone Ghana's Board of Directors, was delighted at the opportunity to meet with the President and introduce the new CEO.
He was confident that Vodafone Ghana would be ready to be more competitive in the market, given the strong working relationship that currently unites the two shareholders – the Vodafone Group (70%) and the Government of Ghana (30%).
The president welcomed the visit, adding that the government, as a shareholder of the company, would support Vodafone Ghana to make the company more profitable and more efficient.
He talked about the government's commitment to deploying technology in various sectors of the economy to create value and increase efficiency. He encouraged Vodafone to offer solutions to become a preferred partner for the government in this regard.
Company President Kobina Quansah, External Affairs Director Gayheart Mensah and Deputy Chief of Staff John Jinapor were present at the meeting.
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