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Managing Director of automobile market firm, Mechanical Lloyd, Terence Ronald Darko has been elected president of the Ghana Employers Association.
He will be running the affairs of the largest body that represent the interest of business owners for the next two years.
Mr Darko who was elected president of the Association at their Annual General Meeting on Thursday will take over from Charles Cofie, Managing Director of Unilever Ghana, who has been president of the Association over the past four years.
Other members elected into the executive positions include: Managing Director of Nestle Ghana, Mr Samer Chedid as 1st Vice President; Chief Executive of NDK financial Service, Oko Nikoi Dzani as second Vice President; and Managing Director of Benso Oil Plantation, Nene Mante-Kole as Treasurer.
Source: Joy Business/Myjoyonline.com/ghana
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