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The Board of Directors of Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC, a subsidiary of Republic Financial Holdings Limited (RFHL) of Trinidad and Tobago has introduced the new Managing Director of the Bank, Benjamin Dzoboku, to customers of the Bank at a welcome event held on Friday, August 12, 2022, in Accra.
David Addo-Ashong, who introduced the Managing Director on behalf of the Board Chairman, expressed delight in unveiling the first Ghanaian Managing Director of the Bank in seven years, and assured him of the Board’s confidence in his stewardship.
“The Board is very confident in your ability to lead this Bank to the next level. We as the Board of Directors will continue to accord you the same support as your predecessors”, Mr. Addo-Ashong added.
On his part, Mr. Dzoboku, who has been with the Bank for over 15 years and worked closely with four different Managing Directors, noted that customer delight and living the Bank’s service promise will remain his key focus areas as he leads the Bank forward.
He further added that the current state of Republic Bank with the launch of exciting digital products and services namely - RepublicMobile Ghana (Mobile App); RepublicOnline (Internet Banking); RepublicUSSD *414# and recently, the Fantastic Four VISA Credit Cards - with a novel Republic VISA Business Credit Card present unique opportunities for him, together with the Management Team, to grow Republic Bank in leaps and bounds.
Welcoming Mr. Dzoboku on behalf of Republic Bank customers, Madam Adwoa Okyere, MD of African Bagg, shared their various testimonials of their experiences in the Bank’s digitalization growth and its positive impact on their businesses.
They commended Republic Bank, especially for the super personalized customer services and assured Mr. Dzoboku of their support and loyalty to the Bank.
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