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Tech expert and the Chief Executive Officer of CONAK Technology, Bernard Anyan- Mensah has been crowned ‘Ghana's Most Outstanding Personality in Technology’ at the just-ended 1st edition of the 100 Ghana Titans Awards.
The esteemed recognition underscores his company's exceptional leadership qualities to explore, adapt and customise new technologies to ensure that clients’ digital platforms perform effectively.
The remarkable honour also authenticates his continuous growth and contribution to the Ghanaian economy and also for being an extremely respected personality advocating for best business practices through training and mentorship programmes.
Held at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC), the five-star event was organised by the Business Executive Group. The event seeks to identify, honour, and celebrate individuals and companies that play a significant role in the growth and development of the country.

The event was attended by high-profile personalities, including representatives from the Ghana government and members of the diplomatic corps.
CONAK Technology, under the leadership of Bernard Anyan- Mensah has redefined technology with a customer- centric approach and innovative service delivery.
Speaking after the award, he expressed gratitude to CONAK's team and cherished clients for their unflinching dedication.

“I am deeply honoured and overwhelmed to have been named among the 100 most influential people at the prestigious ceremony here at AICC-Accra. This recognition is a humbling reminder of the power of hard work and the positive impact we can make in society. I pray for continued strength, wisdom, and opportunities to create an even greater impact in our communities. This award inspires me to keep striving for excellence, empowering others, and making a difference", Bernard noted.
Bernard Anyan-Mensah is a visionary leader, technology entrepreneur, and advocate for digital transformation in Africa.

As the Founder & CEO of CONAK Technology, he has been instrumental in driving business automation, ERP adoption, and digital solutions that empower businesses and government institutions across Ghana and beyond.
With a passion for innovation and leadership, he has helped organisations streamline operations, scale efficiently, and embrace digital tools for sustainable growth.
Beyond business, he is committed to mentoring young professionals and fostering the next generation of African tech leaders.
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