Arnold Parker, CEO of Letchego Ghana, has left the company.
In a statement, the company said it had given Arnold Parker “a warm farewell following his resignation to pursue outside interests.”
Arnold Parker was appointed Ghana CEO in February 2014 at the then AFB Ghana plc. With a remarkable banking career spanning over two decades, Arnold Parker leaves Letshego as it ranks as Ghana’s largest Specialized Deposit Taking Institution, with total assets of GHS1 billion from GHS 80 million at the time of joining in 2014 was more than
Recognizing Arnold Parker’s long-standing contribution and commitment, Fergus Ferguson, Letshego’s Regional Chief Executive Officer for Eastern and Western markets, commented, “After leading our Ghana business strategy and operations for 8 years During his career, Arnold led and oversaw several strategic initiatives and developments. Support Letshego’s sustainable development and investment strategy, supporting and improving the lives of millions of Ghanaians. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to Arnold for the outstanding level of commitment and energy he has devoted to our people, our business and our brand throughout his tenure.
Commenting on Parker’s departure, Mr. Blaise Manakwa, Chairman of the Country Board of Letshego Ghana, said, “On behalf of the Country Board and all of our employees, we would like to thank Arnold for his unwavering support and strong support during his time at the helm of our Ghana business. want to thank him for his leadership. . He has led the business through an exciting time of growth and expansion, successfully evolving our brand and culture from afb to Letshego. Most importantly, Arnold has helped our teams encouraged to explore and expand their own career and growth potential, fostering excellence within our senior management team and inspiring a passionate group of brand ambassadors. We wish Arnold the very best in his future endeavors Wish you every success.
In the meantime, Geoffrey Kitakule, from Letshego’s regional team of experts and former CEO of Letshego Uganda, will oversee Ghana operations as interim country chief executive, as the Ghanaian board continues to search for a suitable successor to Arnold.