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The highly anticipated Ghana Business and Innovation Awards 2025, organised by KN Unique Communications, a subsidiary of KN Communications Group came to a resounding close on Saturday night, with a dazzling ceremony at the Marriott Hotel in Accra.
The event celebrated outstanding businesses and individuals who have demonstrated excellence, innovation, and resilience in Ghana’s dynamic economic landscape.
The ceremony brought together leaders and stakeholders from across the country’s business community. Distinguished guest speakers for the evening included Mr. Tsonam Cleanse Akpeloo, Chairman of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), Greater Accra, and Mr. Imram Shams Kwakye, Regional Chairman of the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI), Accra Branch.
In their addresses, both speakers emphasised the crucial role of innovation, entrepreneurship, and effective leadership in shaping Ghana’s economic future.

Mr. Akpeloo encouraged businesses to continuously embrace technological advancement and sustainable practices, positioning themselves for both local and international competitiveness.
Mr. Kwakye echoed similar sentiments, calling for greater collaboration between industries and a renewed focus on creativity, skills development, and strategic partnerships.
A total of 16 outstanding companies and one distinguished individual were recognised for their exceptional achievements across various sectors, including technology, manufacturing, finance, education, health, and service delivery.
Each awardee was celebrated for setting benchmarks of excellence, fostering innovation, and contributing to Ghana’s socio-economic growth.

The evening was filled with inspiring success stories, powerful networking opportunities, and moments of reflection on the vital role of private enterprises in national development.
Awardees expressed their gratitude and reaffirmed their commitment to continuing the drive for innovation and excellence.
The Ghana Business and Innovation Awards has grown into one of the country's most prestigious platforms for recognising visionary leaders and companies who are not only excelling in business but also making impactful contributions to society.
Organisers promised an even bigger event in 2026, as they continue their mission to spotlight businesses that are redefining industries through creativity and innovation.

The night ended on a celebratory note, with music, fine dining, and the promise of even greater milestones ahead for Ghana’s vibrant business community.
Here are the winners of the 2025 Ghana Business and Innovations Awards:
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
Er Nikkesh Neel, Managing Director- Lambodra Enterprise Ltd – Innovative CEO of The Year
COMPANIES
Yango Ghana – Last Mile Logistics Company of the Year; Glico Life – Innovative Life Insurance Company of
the Year; Dettol Ghana (Dettol Original Soap) – Best Antibacterial Product of the Year; Modern Floors & Walls
Ghana – Innovative Building Finishing Company of the Year; Wami Agro Limited – Social Impact Company of the Year; B5 Plus – Indigenous Manufacturing Company of the Year; Inveteck Global – Consulting Company of the Year (Cyber Security).
Assempah Fie Graphics – Digital Printing Company of the Year; Enterprise Insurance – General Insurance Company of the Year; Lotus Detox & Wellness Center – Wellness Company of the Year Sewerage System Ltd – Environmental Sanitation Company of the Year; Tang Palace Hotel – Best Hotel of the Year (Service Excellence).
Moove Ghana – Fast Growing Transport Technology Brand of the Year; Atwima Kwanwoma Rural Bank – Innovative Rural Bank of the Year; Dps International Ghana – Innovative Educational Institution of the Year; Lambodra Enterprise Ltd – IT Business Service Company of the Year
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