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eTranzact Ghana Limited, a leading provider of innovative payment technology solutions, has announced the appointment of Rev. Prof. Paul Frimpong-Manso as its new Board Chairperson.
Rev. Prof. Frimpong-Manso brings on board over 40 years of distinguished leadership and executive experience to this new role, having served on numerous boards both in the public and private sectors.
His remarkable career spans various domains, including Christian ministry, corporate governance, and motivational speaking. As a respected global leader, he has made substantial contributions to both religious and corporate communities.
This significant appointment is expected to further bolster the company's commitment to excellence and innovation in the fintech industry.
In his remarks on the appointment, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of eTranzact Ghana, John Apea said: “We are thrilled to welcome Rev. Prof. Paul Frimpong-Manso as the new Chairman of eTranzact Ghana. His extensive experience, visionary leadership, and unwavering commitment to excellence align perfectly with our mission to drive innovation and provide unparalleled financial technology solutions in Ghana and beyond.”
He previously served as the President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC) and was the General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, where he spearheaded numerous successful initiatives.
In addition to his religious and executive roles, Prof. Frimpong-Manso has been a significant figure in the corporate sector, serving on over twenty corporate boards, including several financial institutions.
He currently holds prominent positions such as the Board Chairman of Kwamanman Rural Bank PLC, and the Thrivus Institute. He is also a Christian Service University (CSU) Council Member. His expertise extends to national duties, where he served as the Board Chairman of the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons. He is also, the Founder and President of Frimpong-Manso Institute (FMI), a Christian think-tank institute established to provide truth and apolitical versions of issues to shape mindsets amongst Christians at various levels of society and the world at large to bring about transformation.
Rev. Prof. Frimpong-Manso’s academic accomplishments are equally impressive. He is a Professor in Ministry and Theology from the Global University Springfield-MO USA, holds a PhD in Theology from the University of Wales (UK), an Honorary Doctorate from the Pan African Theological Seminary/Clergy Council, a Master of Arts from the University of Sheffield, and a Cambridge Diploma of Religious Studies from the University of Cambridge (UK).
As eTranzact Ghana Ltd embarks on this new chapter under the guidance of Rev. Prof. Paul Frimpong-Manso, the company remains committed to delivering cutting-edge fintech solutions and fostering financial inclusion across Ghana.
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