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Ebenezer Asante Calls For Ethical Mainstreaming In Leadership

  Senior Vice President of MTN Group, Ebenezer Asante, has called for a fundamental shift in how organisation’s approach leadership, urging businesses to adopt what he describes as a new ethical architecture anchored on accountability and human dignity. Delivering the keynote address at the Arganbright Partners Convergence Conference held at the Accra Marriott Hotel, Mr. Asante told participants that the most pressing challenge confronting modern institutions is not profitability, but purpose. Speaking on the theme “Governance and Ethics in the 21st Century: A Path to Sustainable Value Creation,” he argued that while many organisations continue to prioritise growth and returns, they often overlook the broader implications of their decisions on people and society. The central crisis we face today is not a crisis of profit; it is a crisis of orientation. The real question is not simply how much value is created, but for whom that value is created and at what cost to human dignity,” h...

Prudential Bank Urges Suppliers to Embrace Efficiency, Ethics and Trust at 2026 Conference

 Prudential Bank has called on its suppliers to prioritise efficiency, ethical sourcing, and mutual trust as the Bank works to enhance customer service delivery across its departments, branches and units. The call was made at the 2026 Supplier Conference, held under the theme “Partnering Our Suppliers to Deliver Excellent Customer Service.” The event, which marked the third edition of the annual gathering, brought together suppliers from various sectors to review past performance, discuss challenges, and align on expectations for the coming year. Key topics included payment turnaround times, sustainability, and the integration of technology into the supply chain. Speaking at the conference, Executive Head of Operations at PBL, Felix Apau Awuku, acknowledged that suppliers are critical to the Bank’s success. He noted that the day was not for reviewing contracts but for celebrating partnerships that drive collective success. I see firsthand how critical our suppliers are to the stren...