CEO of Maxwell Investments Group, wins 'Promising Entrepreneur of the Year' award
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CEO of Maxwell Investments Group, wins 'Promising Entrepreneur of the Year' award

The award highlights his role in growing Maxwell Investments Group and building a diversified business ecosystem across key sectors.

Published October 28, 20252 min read

Dr Maxwell Ampong has been named Promising Entrepreneur of the Year at the 8th Ghana Business Awards, recognising his leadership and contribution to Ghana’s economy.

Published by Benson Arthur
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