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The President of the Local Government Service Engineers Association, Engr. Richard Ben Debrah has received ‘Ghana's Most Outstanding Industry Leadership Award’ for his remarkable impact in the engineering field of the local government service at the 7th edition of the Ghana Business Awards, 2024.
The recognition underscores his exceptional leadership qualities and distinctive dedication to providing quality engineering works and also for being an extremely respected personality advocating for best business practices in the sector.

It also reflects his unwavering focus on meeting and exceeding client expectations while adhering to rigorous quality standards over the years.
The iconic ceremony was held at the Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel in Accra on the theme; “Business Unity for Climate Impact: Innovating for a sustainable future".
The annual scheme is organised by Globe Productions with support from the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture and seeks to identify, honour and celebrate individuals and companies that play a significant role in the growth and development of their business sector while recognizing the key functions within the sector that promotes growth and sustainability.

Speaking to the media, Engr. Richard Ben Debrah said he is committed to always creating an excellent experience through warm hospitality and open communication.
According to him, the recognition is a testament to the motivation to work harder always.
“This is not just a trophy but a great motivation for greatness ahead. After striving for about two decades of service to God and my country, I feel deeply honoured by this milestone. I dedicate this award to members of the Local Government Service Engineering Association and most importantly, our cherished customers and partners across the globe", he said.

About Engr. Richard Ben Debrah
Engr. Richard Ben Debrah is a visionary leader with over 20 years of experience in Ghana's Local Government Service. Born in Agona Nyakrom in the Central Region of Ghana, he is the current President of the Local Government Service Engineers Association, where he oversees over 1,500 engineers, architects, quantity surveyors and technical officers in the service.
With his outstanding leadership, Engr. Debrah has driven impactful collaborations and partnerships that have significantly benefited the built environment and profession.
His educational background includes an MSc in project Management from KNUST and a BSC in Construction Management. His leadership has brought unity among engineers, enhancing their involvement in key aspects of urban development and infrastructure projects. Also, under his stewardship, numerous partnerships have flourished, achieving remarkable results including a partnership with the Chartered Institute of Realtors.
He has facilitated training for 100 members on land use, zoning, and development projects held at the African Trade House.
Under the Flood Resolution and Housing Deficit Initiative, he has collaborated to secure accreditation for 100 engineers to attend a major conference at the international conference centre, focused on resolving flooding issues and reducing housing deficits in Ghana.
Also, collaboration with IET- Gh and Reaco International, where over 700 engineers are benefiting from ongoing professional development and training in engineering best practices.
Through a partnership with the Institute of Project Management Professionals (IPMP), 800 Engineers received training in project management with a 30% membership fee reduction, enhancing their expertise and project execution skills.
He’s ensured collaboration with the Engineering Council, Ghana and attended the CEOs breakfast meeting to discuss the enforcement of the engineering regulations and best practices to sanitise the built environment industry for the community.
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