Meet Ghana’s Most Respected CEO  Baroness Kafui Afi Richardson

To be named among the Most Respected CEOs in Ghana is an enviable recognition and no mean achievement. 

A dream nurtured by many yet only few have achieved.

But for a heroine like Baroness Kafui Afi Richardson, she is already living this dream with little or no effort.

This was as a result of her utmost dedication, perseverance and dint of hard work backed by her loyalty to customer satisfaction in discharge of her duties as a revered Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a leading Facility Management Company.

Alluring Baroness Kafui Afi Richardson is a gem, a woman of dignity and integrity, a great achiever, a strong believer in God, a loving mother of all, a philanthropist and above all a star.

She is the Chief Executive of (CEO) of the City Facilities Management Limited, a leading Ghanaian facility management company with a global reach which provides expert services to clients in realization of their problems, combining construction facilities, energy and asset management solutions, delivered by dedicated and expert teams towards achieving customer satisfaction.

As a boss player, she stood tall among others in the circle of CEOs due to her impressive achievements in the public sector.

As fate demands, Baroness Kafui Afi Richardson’s fame accentuated to a higher level on the eve of Friday November 18, 2022 when she was pronounced as Ghana’s Most Respected CEO at the 2022 Ghana Industry CEOs Awards, a night dedicated to celebrate and honor the most outstanding Chief Executives in corporate Ghana across a wide range of sectors.

That night witnessed the most indefatigable Baroness Kafui Afi Richardson honoured with multiple awards to her credit. Her greatest recognition came as a surprise when she was adjudged winner of two impressive categories of awards namely; winner of the Facility Management and Commercial Cleaning Services sector respectively.

For those who knew her reputation, could not hold back but only commended her highly for the recognition and concluded that she truly deserves it.

They further added that this only goes to complement her good deeds in the public sector.

Source:Joseph Wemakor