Bills Micro Credit Board Chair Richard Quaye retires; ESQ. Kwadwo Kwarteng takes over 

Business mogul Richard Nii Armah Quaye has officially resigned as Board Chairman of Bills Micro Credit, marking the end of his tenure at Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels.

At a press conference organized to announce his retirement from executive roles, Mr. Quaye called for an immediate economic and financial revolution to address the country’s rising unemployment issue. “My dream is about Ghanaian youth, and it is a call for an economic and financial revolution. In my dream, I see a future where Ghanaian youth have awakened and come together to change the economic destiny of our nation,” he said.

No discussion was had about Ghanaian fashion at the conference, but Richard Quaye called for investment in young business owners, arguing that this is the time to raise capital and build local enterprises. “Don’t take your money off the shores of this country,” he appealed, calling for investors to channel resources to indigenous companies with potential to drive job creation and long-term economic growth.

Taking the mantle, Lawyer Kwadwo Dei Kwarteng has been chosen as Bills Micro Credit’s new Board Chairman. Lawyer Kwarteng, having practiced law for more than 15 years as well as having managed several corporate entities, brings his skills and experience into office, an assignment that will propel the firm further in entrepreneurial orientation and business ingenuity. Speaking at the press conference, Lawyer Kwarteng assured the stakeholders of Bills Micro Credit’s continued focus on enabling local businesses and building the entrepreneurs of tomorrow. “We are committed to continuing and strengthening our positive and transparent relationship with the regulator as we continue to uphold the highest standards of compliance and customer service,” he pledged.

Meanwhile, Emmanuel Lamptey has also been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of Quick Angels, with a mandate to sustain the company’s investment drive and business support activities. In his remarks at the press conference, he stated that “Our vision is evolving. We will scale new heights. Explore untapped sectors and strengthen the ecosystem that drives economic transformation.”

The occasion also saw the establishment of a new firm, RNAQ Holdings, whose President is Richard Nii Armah Quaye. The action shows that Quaye continues to show commitment to impacting Ghana’s economic fortunes even as he resigned from Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels’ management positions. With the new leadership lineup on the cards, the future of these firms is bright, and stakeholders can anticipate continued support for entrepreneurship and business innovations in Ghana.