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Executive Chairman of ADK Consortium Michael Krakue has been conferred with the Gold Award at the just ended Ghana Business Leaders Award.
This was in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the economic development of the country.
Mr Krakue who is an engineer with about three decades of experience expressed his joy at being recognised for his contribution to the country's growth.
He indicated that the award will spur ADK Consortium to greater heights.
ADK Consortium is an engineering consultancy firm which was originally established in 1972.
The firm was the consultants for The Parliamentary Office Complex popularly referred to as Job 600.
They are currently the consulting engineers for the Kumasi Airport phase 2 project.
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