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Dr John Watson Otumfuor, the esteemed CEO of Mayfair Estate, has been crowned Ghana’s Most Outstanding CEO in Real Estate Development at the just-ended 4th Ghana CEO Awards held at the Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel in Accra.
This prestigious honour recognises Dr Otumfuor’s visionary leadership and consistent delivery of quality, affordable housing solutions across Ghana. His efforts have propelled Mayfair Estate to the forefront of the country’s real estate industry through strategic developments, including the landmark Jubilee Gardens Apartment project.
Founded in 2007, Mayfair Estate has emerged as a key player in Ghana’s real estate space. Under Dr Otumfuor’s leadership, the company has not only expanded its portfolio but also contributed significantly to national socio-economic development.

This year’s Ghana CEO Awards was held under the theme: “Mobilising Domestic and International Tourists and Investors Through CEOs.” The awards scheme is designed to celebrate outstanding corporate leaders who are shaping society through innovative ideas and transformative leadership.
Dr Otumfuor’s leadership style—rooted in innovation, customer-centric service, and operational excellence—has redefined real estate standards in Ghana. His unwavering focus on creating a “WOW Experience” through warm hospitality, transparent communication, and top-tier care has earned the trust of both clients and industry peers.
In his acceptance speech, Dr Otumfuor expressed deep gratitude to Team Mayfair and the company's loyal clientele for their continued support.
“I am extremely excited by such a wonderful recognition of the highest magnitude. At Mayfair Estate, we are committed to giving customers the best experience in every aspect of our operations. This is a big win for all of us and a true testament to greatness,” he said with a smile.
Dr Otumfuor also called for improved working conditions and stronger client trust across the industry to help elevate Ghana’s real estate sector.
The event attracted high-profile dignitaries, including government officials, members of the diplomatic corps, traditional leaders, and key stakeholders in the business and investment community.
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