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Former Managing Director of Kasapreko, Martin Mensah has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of UT Holdings.
Mr. Mensah who has been associated with UT since 2003 takes over from Prince Kofi Amoabeng who is currently the Chief Executive of UT Holdings.
JOYBUSINESS has learnt his appointment took effect from April 2.
The former Board member of UT Bank resigned last month from Kasapreko where he is credited with transforming the company.
Mr. Mensah is the electronic and electrical engineer by profession.
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