The engineering community in Ghana is abuzz with celebration as Engr. Henry Kwadwo Boateng, President of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), Ghana, has been named the winner of the prestigious Engineering Executive Award at the Ghana Executive Awards.

He mounted the stage to pick the award with IET President-elect Engr. Davor Wonder Salami. Present at the ceremony for the celebration was Engr. Ben Debrah.

This momentous achievement marks yet another milestone in a distinguished career defined by excellence, leadership, and unyielding dedication to the advancement of engineering in Ghana and beyond.

Engr. Boateng’s recognition is an evidence to his visionary leadership and tireless efforts in elevating the standards of engineering practice. Under his guidance, IET Ghana has witnessed tremendous growth, fostering a culture of innovation, collaboration, and continuous professional development among engineers across the country.

A Legacy of Excellence and Impact

With a career spanning several decades, Engr. Boateng has consistently championed initiatives aimed at strengthening the engineering profession. His recent accolade adds to a growing list of honors that reflect his exceptional contributions:

Awards and Recognition

• Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry Award – Acknowledging his significant impact in the construction sector.
• Best Engineer and Technologist of the Year (2021) – Celebrating his technical prowess and leadership in engineering.

Professional Affiliations

• Fellow, Institution of Engineering and Technology, Ghana – A mark of his commitment to the professional body he now leads.
• Member, Ghana Institute of Construction – Demonstrating his dedication to the advancement of the construction industry.
• Member, American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE) – Illustrating his engagement with the global engineering community.

Academic and Professional Credentials

• MEng in Building Services Engineering with Management – Providing expertise in designing and managing complex building systems.
• MSc in Procurement with Management – Enhancing his capabilities in strategic procurement and organizational leadership.
• BSc in Building Technology – Laying the foundation for a solid and impactful career in engineering.

Leading with Vision and Purpose

As President of IET Ghana, Engr. Boateng has been instrumental in promoting a forward-thinking agenda that prioritizes knowledge sharing, policy advocacy, and the empowerment of young engineers. His leadership has not only invigorated the institution but has also repositioned engineering as a key driver of national development.

His efforts have cultivated a dynamic environment where engineers are encouraged to contribute actively to Ghana’s socio-economic growth, innovate in their respective fields, and uphold the highest standards of ethical practice.

An Inspiration to Many

Engr. Boateng’s journey is a powerful reminder of the transformative impact that strong leadership and a deep sense of purpose can have on a profession. His story serves as an inspiration to aspiring engineers and industry leaders, exemplifying what can be achieved through hard work, vision, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

As the engineering fraternity celebrates this well-deserved honor, it also looks forward to the continued contributions of Engr. Boateng — a leader whose legacy will undoubtedly shape the future of engineering in Ghana for years to come.