Henry Kwadwo Boateng honoured with Engineering Executive Award

The engineering community in Ghana is celebrating. Engr. Henry Kwadwo Boateng, President of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), has won the Engineering Executive Award at the Ghana Executive Awards.

He received the award alongside IET President-elect Engr. Davor Wonder Salami. Engr. Ben Debrah was also present at the ceremony.

This achievement marks a significant milestone in his distinguished career. It reflects his excellence, leadership, and dedication to engineering in Ghana and beyond.

Engr. Boateng’s recognition highlights his visionary leadership and tireless efforts. Under his guidance, IET Ghana has experienced tremendous growth. He has fostered innovation, collaboration, and professional development among engineers nationwide.

A Legacy of Excellence and Impact

Engr. Boateng has championed initiatives to strengthen the engineering profession for decades. His recent accolade adds to a list of honors that showcase his contributions:

- Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry Award: Recognizing his impact in construction.
- Best Engineer and Technologist of the Year (2021): Celebrating his technical skills and leadership.

Professional Affiliations

Engr. Boateng holds several important memberships:

- Fellow, Institution of Engineering and Technology, Ghana: Reflecting his commitment to this professional body.
- Member, Ghana Institute of Construction: Showing dedication to advancing construction.
- Member, American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE): Engaging with the global engineering community.

Academic and Professional Credentials

His academic background includes:

- MEng in Building Services Engineering with Management: Expertise in complex building systems.
- MSc in Procurement with Management: Skills in strategic procurement and leadership.
- BSc in Building Technology: A solid foundation for an impactful engineering career.

Leading with Vision and Purpose

As President of IET Ghana, Engr. Boateng promotes knowledge sharing and policy advocacy. He empowers young engineers through a forward-thinking agenda.

His leadership invigorates the institution while repositioning engineering as vital for national development. He encourages engineers to contribute actively to Ghana’s socio-economic growth while upholding ethical standards.

An Inspiration to Many

Engr. Boateng’s journey illustrates strong leadership's transformative impact on a profession. His story inspires aspiring engineers and industry leaders alike.

As the engineering community celebrates this honor, it looks forward to Engr. Boateng's continued contributions. His legacy will shape the future of engineering in Ghana for years to come.