Kwaku Sakyi-Addo resigns as CEO of the Telecoms Chamber

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications Kwaku Sakyi-Addo, has resigned from his post as CEO of the chamber.

He takes on a new responsibility as Chairman of the Board of the National Communications Authority (NCA), the industry regulator.

Mr. Sakyi-Addo was the chamber’s first CEO who achieved so much progress for the sector.

Commenting on his resignation, Ms. Yolanda Cuba, CEO of Vodafone Ghana and Chairperson of the Governing Council of the Chamber says,

“Kwaku has made a significant impact during his tenure with the Chamber. He has built a strong organization focused on our industry’s priorities and advocating effectively on behalf of mobile operators and infrastructure sharing companies across the country.”

“We are naturally disappointed that Kwaku has decided to move on to a new opportunity, but we wish him every success as he takes this next exciting step in his career.” She added

On his part, Mr. Sakyi-Addo expressed gratitude to members for key industry initiatives, driving important advocacy programs and building an enviable industry association.

The Telecoms Chamber will announce Mr. Sakyi-Addo’s successor in due course.

About the Telecoms Chamber

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunication is an industry association and a private initiative by the mobile network operators in Ghana. We are an advocacy institution established to help direct telecommunications policy, legislation and regulation, and pursue research towards the development of telecommunications.

As the voice of the mobile operators and tower companies in Ghana, we work through direct engagements with government (institutions), civil society, key stakeholders and consumers to shape the mobile ecosystem and maximize the socio-economic benefits of mobile in Ghana. The Chamber was registered in 2010 and inaugurated in 2011.