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Dansworld International Services Limited has emerged as one of Ghana's best environmental and facilities companies in the 20th edition of the prestigious Ghana Club 100 (GC100) Awards.
The awards event has become the most sought-after recognition platform in Ghana’s corporate landscape as many esteemed companies look forward to being named in its annual assessment of top companies in the country.
Over the past two decades, the GC100 Awards has celebrated and honored outstanding achievements of businesses across various sectors. Based on this backdrop, the Ghana Investment Promotion Center (GIPC) in the days leading to the end of December 2023, celebrated 100 businesses in Ghana for their contributions to national development.
The 20th Ghana Club 100 Awards night was held at the Accra International Conference Center under the auspices of GIPC to encourage businesses to give their best in contributing to economic stability and sustainability.

Dansworld International Services Limited was announced as number seven in the top 10 companies that made up the prestigious Ghana Club 100. Dansworld is a Ghanaian environmental and facilities management company that provides residential, post-construction, commercial, and carpet and sofa cleaning, waste management, landscaping, pest control, and others to many reputable clients such as MPS, BOST, and the Chinese embassy.
Speaking after winning such a coveted award among renowned organizations, the Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Bernard Danso Ntow indicated that,
“It is such a privilege as an indigenous Ghanaian company, to find ourselves in the top 10 of this prestigious company. It is a testament to the hard work that my team and I continue to put in every task or contract we are involved in. This is a great crowning point, and we wish to assure all Ghanaians and the public that we are always available for them in helping to build this country. It is the icing on the cake as we also won the Young Enterprise Award in Innovation and Entrepreneurship award at the 12th AGI Ghana Industry and Quality Awards not long ago.”

Dansworld International Services Limited has been on a commendation spree as it won the Award for Young Enterprise Award in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the 12th Ghana Industry and Quality Awards organized by the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI).
The 12th AGI Ghana industry and quality awards were set to enhance local businesses’ growth which Dansworld was awarded for its continuing great job.
Dansworld International Services Limited has also been involved in several corporate social responsibilities such as the World Cleanup Day in 2022 where they cleaned beaches, planted trees on World Environmental Day at the Sakumono Ramsar site among others.
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