Dr. Borketey wi th the trophy flanked by staff of Charger Limited
Charger Limited, the
producers of Ghana’s finest herbal bitters (Happy Man Bitters) and Onaapo
Atadwe Ginger, the mother company of Charger transport and istoreGH1, has
emerged as the Emerging Brands of the Year in this year’s Ghana Business Awards
(GBA) ceremony held last week in Accra.
Happy Man Bitters has been
a brand highly noticed in the business sector for its efforts in providing
services with a superior quality.
The Emerging Brands of the
Year Award permits a brand in some particularly identified industry categories
which is performing well and giving close competition to brands within its
category, aggressively entering into the market in a short span of time and
developing its brand recognition and visible consumer acceptance.
There is no doubt that
Charger Limited has been a vibrant brand ever since its establishment and has
within a short span established a strong reputation with all the services it
provides.
Charger Limited has played
a defining role in moving the business industry forward and has demonstrated
achievement across a wide variety of domains including sustainability,
operational excellence, the execution of corporate social responsibilities,
innovation and others.
These are no doubt some of
the qualities that lead to the recognition of Charger Limited by the GBA
committee for three-award categories. Undoubtedly, Charger Limited has shown
signs of being a possible leading brand in the Ghanaian business space in a few
years to come with visionary leadership, and intuitive thinking from its
founder and CEO, Dr. Emmanuel Bortey Borketey. His foresight keeps breaking new
ground in business.
And in a post event
interview, the Charger Limited CEO said the recognition would urge him and his
staff on to break more frontiers.
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