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Promasidor Ghana (PGH), honoured its top-performing distributors at its annual Partners’ Dialogue & Awards event in Accra, with Tonifel Prestige Ltd winning the coveted National Best award and ten (10) others.
Tonifel (Accra East) bagged the ultimate prize, Area Best and eight brand-specific awards—Cowbell VitaRich & Premium, Cowbell Coffee, Cowbell Flavor, Miksi Flavor, Onga Powder, Onga Tablet, Yumvita, Twisco.
The 2024 National Best Distributor took home a KIA 2700 truck whereas Maaltima Enterprise and P.K. Anos Enterprise grabbed the first and second runner-up positions respectively.
The manufacturing giant treated several deserving distributors to an all-expense paid trip to South Africa.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Promasidor Ghana, Samir Sadaoui praised PGH’s distributors for their years of continuous dedication to making PGH and its brands a shining example in the business space.
The PGH CEO congratulated all brand, area, and national level award winners for their outstanding performance.
“As partners, we encourage you to adopt the best management practices, and uphold the highest possible standards in business operations to ensure the continuity of the businesses despite any obstacle.”
Commenting on the win, CEO of Tonifel Prestige, Felicia Banahene said “On behalf of my team at Tonifel, I want to thank the management of Promasidor for going out of their way to recognize us for our hard work in 2024. We commit to doing more to grow exponentially.”
The 2025 Partners’ Dialogue & Awards Night started with a business meeting in the morning to review the 2024 performance and 2025 volume projection with an action plan and a Town Hall meeting.
The day was crowned with an Awards/Gala Night in the evening.
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