business

Joseph Kofi Assempah named CEO of the Year – Print at Ghana CEO Awards

Joseph Kofi Assempah named CEO of the Year – Print at Ghana CEO Awards

Chief Executive Officer of Assempahfie Graphics, Joseph Kofi Assempah, has been named CEO of the Year – Print at the 5th Ghana CEO Vision and Awards. The business also received the Digital Printing Company of the Year honour at the 2025 Ghana Business and Innovation Awards.

Chief Executive Officer of Assempahfie Graphics, Joseph Kofi Assempah, has been named CEO of the Year - Print at the 5th Ghana CEO Vision and Awards.

The recognition was presented at the two-day event, held on October 29 and 30, 2026, at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City in Accra.

The award recognises Mr Assempah's leadership in Ghana's printing and visual communication industry, as well as his contribution to the growth of Assempahfie Graphics, a printing and branding company based in Kokomlemle, Accra.

Under his leadership, the company has developed a broad range of services, including digital printing, large-format printing, customised merchandise, labels, direct-to-film (DTF) and UV printing, as well as corporate and event branding solutions.

Its services cater to businesses, institutions, event organisers and individuals seeking printing and visual branding solutions.

The latest honour adds to the company's growing list of industry recognitions.

Assempahfie Graphics was previously recognised at the 2025 Ghana Business Awards, where it received the Printing Company of the Year award.

The business also received the Digital Printing Company of the Year honour at the 2025 Ghana Business and Innovation Awards.

Beyond its commercial operations, Joseph Kofi Assempah has been associated with community engagement initiatives, including health walks, cultural activities and sponsorships of local entertainment events.

The 5th Ghana CEO Vision and Awards brought together business executives, industry leaders and other stakeholders to discuss the private sector's contribution to Ghana's development.

Held under the theme, "Reimagining Ghana's Future: CEOs at the Heart of the Reset Agenda," the event focused on responsible leadership, innovation, investment and stronger private sector participation in national development.

Organised by Latif Abubakar, the platform seeks to recognise business leaders and corporate executives whose work contributes to enterprise development and economic growth.

Joseph Kofi Assempah's latest recognition highlights the role of Ghanaian printing and branding enterprises in supporting businesses, marketing, advertising and the country's wider creative economy.

  • ghana
  • ceo
  • assempah
  • awards
  • printing
  • joseph
  • kofi
  • business

Summaries and tags are generated automatically. Stay informed with VidiaNews.

Related news

African CEOs remain confident in growth, but economic uncertainty, AI readiness will shape next phase of investment – KPMG
business

African CEOs remain confident in growth, but economic uncertainty, AI readiness will shape next phase of investment – KPMG

African business leaders remain confident about growth, but converting that confidence into sustained performance will depend on how effectively organisations navigate economic uncertainty, geopolitical disruption, technological change and structural constraints, according to the 2026 KPMG Africa CEO Outlook. The third edition of the KPMG Africa CEO Outlook examines the priorities shaping business leadership across the continent, from investment and growth expectations to emerging risks, artificial intelligence (AI), talent and sustainability.

Read →
Only 7.7% of Ghana’s 2.64m businesses operate formally – Government Statistician
business

Only 7.7% of Ghana’s 2.64m businesses operate formally – Government Statistician

Government Statistician Dr Alhassan Iddrisu says only 7.7% of Ghana’s 2.64 million businesses were operating formally in 2024, highlighting persistent challenges in business formalisation and job creation. Publication aims to support evidence-based policymaking Ghana in Numbers 2025 consolidates statistics on population, social development, governance, the environment and the Sustainable Development Goals into a single publication.

Read →
Ghanaian creatives losing funding opportunities over poor documentation – Sustainable finance expert
business

Ghanaian creatives losing funding opportunities over poor documentation – Sustainable finance expert

The Head of Sustainable Financing at Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG), Eva Ackuaku, has expressed concern over the inability of many Ghanaian creatives to access available funding opportunities due to poor documentation and a lack of formal business structures. Other panellists included Robert Klah, Head of Public Relations at Charterhouse; Kofi Adjei, Head of Research at the Multimedia Group; and African art curator Nuna Adisenu-Doe.

Read →
Ghana woos Polish investors with access to African markets
business

Ghana woos Polish investors with access to African markets

Ghana has urged Polish and other European businesses to invest in the country, citing its democratic stability, access to African markets and improving economic conditions as key advantages. Mr Ahi also highlighted Ghana’s role as host of the Secretariat of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), describing it as a strategic advantage for businesses seeking access to the wider African market.

Read →
Stable economy, cheaper credit key to youth jobs — BoG Governor
business

Stable economy, cheaper credit key to youth jobs — BoG Governor

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama, says falling lending rates and stronger private sector credit growth are among the gains from recent macroeconomic management efforts, creating improved conditions for businesses to access financing and expand operations. Dr Asiama announced the figures at the launch of the maiden edition of Ghana in Numbers 2025, a publication by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), on Thursday, October 29.

Read →