Bills Micro Credit Board Chair Richard Quaye retires; Kwadwo Kwarteng takes over

Business mogul Richard Nii Armah Quaye has stepped down as Board Chairman of Bills Micro Credit. This marks the end of his tenure with both Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels.

At a press conference, Mr. Quaye announced his retirement from executive roles. He called for an urgent economic and financial revolution to tackle unemployment in the country. “My dream is about the young people of Ghana,” he said. He envisions a future where young Ghanaians unite to improve the economy.

Mr. Quaye emphasized investing in young entrepreneurs. He urged investors to support local businesses instead of taking money abroad. “Don’t take your money out of this country,” he stated.

Lawyer Kwadwo Dei Kwarteng has been appointed as the new Board Chairman of Bills Micro Credit. He brings over 15 years of experience in legal practice and corporate management. His background is expected to strengthen the company’s commitment to entrepreneurship.

During the press conference, Lawyer Kwarteng assured stakeholders of continued dedication to local businesses. “We are committed to maintaining strong relationships with regulators,” he said, emphasizing compliance and customer service.

Emmanuel Lamptey has also been announced as the new Chief Executive Officer of Quick Angels. He aims to sustain the company’s investment drive and business support initiatives.

“Our vision is evolving,” Lamptey stated at the press conference. “We will explore untapped sectors and strengthen economic transformation.”

The event also introduced RNAQ Holdings, where Richard Nii Armah Quaye serves as President.