GIPC recognises CMG for outstanding contribution to media, business

The Ghana Investment Promotion Center (GIPC) has honoured Class Media Group (CMG) for its outstanding contribution to the growth of the country’s business ecosystem, driving innovation and media excellence.
In a presentation to CMG in Accra today, Wednesday, February 5, 2025, GIPC congratulated the broadcaster for its online promotion and publicity support for the GIPC’s prestigious Club 100 programme.
The GIPC's Club 100 is an annual acknowledgment that highlights the top-performing companies in Ghana based on a criteria such as revenue generation, job creation, and sustainable business practices.
Presenting the citation on behalf of GIPC, Senior Investment Officer, Public Relation Division, Edward Effah-Brobbey, commended CMG for its unwavering dedication to quality media production and its role in shaping public discourse through its diverse media platforms.
On its part, CMG expressed gratitude to GIPC for the recognition, emphasising its commitment to continuing its contribution to the growth of Ghana’s media landscape and business environment.
CMG, known for its influential media outlets such as Class FM, Accra Fm, and CTV, amongst others, has built a reputation for delivering top-tier content, promoting social change, and fostering business partnerships. Its GIPC recognition is seen as a testament to the company's continued growth and impact.
The GIPC’s Club 100 honours remain one of the most prestigious recognitions for businesses in Ghana, aimed at inspiring innovation, promoting entrepreneurship, and building a more competitive economy.
Source: classfmonline.com/Zita Okwang
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