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GLICO Group, a major finance and insurance company has been adjudged a ‘Legacy Brand’ at the 2018 Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana’s (CIMG) Marketing Performance Awards held in Accra.
This year’s CIMG Performance Awards event marked 30 years of celebrating marketing excellence in Ghana and sought to award brands that have shown consistency in applying the principles of Marketing for the past 30 years.
GLICO has successfully built its brand for the past 32 years and was thus recognised for demonstrating consistency in the management of its brand equity that has left a great legacy in Ghana’s insurance landscape.
At the same awards ceremony, GLICO as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility presented insurance packages to the Marketing Man of the year 2018: Prof. Abednego Okoe Feehi Amartey and the Marketing Woman of the Year 2018: Rev. Dr. Mrs. Elizabeth Wyns-Dogbe. Both recipients received a Personal Accident insurance cover worth GHS 200,000.

Nana Efua Rockson, the Group Head, Corporate Affairs and Marketing, presented the insurance cover to the marketing man and marketing woman.
“We at GLICO continue to uphold our promise of “cushioning our clients for life” by providing insurance solutions that meet the need of the Ghanaian policyholder,” she said.
She added: Our business philosophy which is to ensure that every Ghanaian household has insurance will continue to drive our operations to offer more value to Ghanaians.”

It is worthy to note that GLICO, in its 32 years of business, has operated with the highest professional standards and friendly competitiveness to build a trusted GLICO brand.
In1997 and 1999, GLICO the CIMG recognised GLICO as the Life Insurance Company of the Year. To date, it’s Executive Chairman, Mr. Kwame Achampong-Kyei is the only person from the insurance industry to have won the Marketing Man of the Year Award.

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