Ben Asante steps down as CEO of Ghana National Gas Company

Ing. Ben Asante has stepped down from his role as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana National Gas Company (Ghana Gas), marking the end of a transformative era for the state-owned enterprise.
Dr. Asante was initially appointed as Acting CEO by President Nana Akufo-Addo on January 30, 2017, before being confirmed in the role.
Under his leadership, the company, headquartered in Atuabo, Ellembelle District, Western Region, saw significant advancements.
During his tenure, Dr. Asante championed policies that prioritized local expertise in the operations and management of Ghana Gas.
This strategic move saved the country millions of dollars that were previously spent on expatriate management, including Chinese nationals.
His leadership also significantly improved employee welfare, addressing one of the most pressing concerns within the company.
Dr. Asante successfully advocated for salary increases ranging from 30% to 85%, substantially enhancing the conditions of service for the workforce.
His departure marks a new phase for Ghana Gas as the company continues its mission of ensuring energy security and industrial growth in Ghana.
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
Trending Business
Ghana Gold Board fully implements new licensing regime to curb illegal gold trade
01:08Ghana bags $3.9bn Chinese investment in ten years- GIPC CEO hints
14:34Oti Regional Minister confirms economic shutdown in Nkwanta amid renewed tribal clashes
12:06Gov't operationalises 24-hour economy today
04:51Agric Minister secures FAO support to deepen agricultural transformation agenda
11:23CEMSE boss slams PURC over sudden 2.45% tariff hike
11:15Akyem Maase residents protest GH¢13,000 demand by ECG after power outage
10:28UNDP, NIC challenges young innovators to transform access to insurance in Ghana
08:28ARDA executives visit Ghana to learn from NPA’s regulatory model
15:34Asiedu-Nketia chairs GHPA board
13:11