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The 8th Edition of the Ghana Business Standard Awards (GBSA) was held in grand style at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City, Accra, bringing together industry captains, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and professionals to celebrate excellence, innovation, and leadership in Ghana’s business sector.
The prestigious event was organised by KN Communications Group, a leader in strategic communications and corporate event management. Over the years, the Group has transformed the GBSA into a world-class platform where Ghana’s outstanding brands and trailblazers are not only recognised but also given a stage to inspire the future of business.
The evening featured a distinguished lineup of personalities. Dr Hamza Bukari Zakaria, Economic Advisor to Ghana’s Vice President, Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, delivered the keynote address, emphasising the role of businesses in driving inclusive growth, climate resilience, and innovation-led transformation. His words resonated with the audience, setting the tone for a night that went beyond recognition to envisioning a stronger, more sustainable Ghanaian economy.
The event also welcomed Hon. Musah Abubakari Sadat as the Special Guest of Honour, who lauded Ghanaian businesses for their perseverance amidst global economic pressures. He urged the private sector to deepen collaboration with the government, harness technology, and embrace best practices to propel Ghana’s competitiveness on the international stage.
Beyond the awards presentations, the GBSA created a vibrant atmosphere of interaction, networking, and opportunity-sharing. Business leaders and executives exchanged ideas over cocktails, formed new partnerships, and discussed solutions to pressing industry challenges. The corridors of Kempinski buzzed with conversations on collaboration, innovation, and the future of enterprise in Ghana.
Adding to the glamour of the evening was an exclusive exhibition by Stallion Group, which showcased its range of modern automobiles to guests. Attendees had the opportunity to view some of the latest models, blending the celebration of business excellence with the excitement of innovation in the automotive industry. The display became a popular attraction, sparking conversations about Ghana’s growing automobile market and the role of mobility in economic growth.
The ambiance was electric—a fusion of elegance and excitement. The red carpet experience, stylish décor, and seamless organisation reflected the prestige of the event. Attendees described the GBSA as more than an award night, calling it a melting pot of industries, where banking, technology, manufacturing, health, energy, real estate, and creative arts converged under one roof.
For many, the highlight of the night was the sense of unity and celebration. While winners were recognised for their outstanding contributions, the collective message was clear: Ghana’s business community is resilient, innovative, and ready to take on new challenges.
In his remarks, Mr Oheneba Kwabena Kena, CEO of KN Communications Group, expressed gratitude to all stakeholders, partners, and participants for supporting the vision of the awards.
He stated: “The Ghana Business Standard Awards were created as a platform to honour excellence, celebrate innovation, and encourage ethical business practices. Tonight’s gathering is proof that Ghanaian businesses are not just surviving; they are thriving, competing, and setting standards worthy of global recognition. At KN Communications Group, we are committed to sustaining this vision—providing a space where excellence is rewarded and meaningful networks are built.”
He further emphasised that the awards will continue to evolve into a hub for dialogue, innovation, and growth, reinforcing Ghana’s position as a rising force in the global business arena.
The 8th Edition of the Ghana Business Standard Awards was therefore not only a celebration of success but also a catalyst for the future, inspiring businesses to aim higher and set new standards of excellence.
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