It was a night to remember and will forever go down memory lane, as nine employees from Quick Credit each walked away with a car.
The nine staff each walked away with a Matiz car for long service as they marked 10 years anniversary.
The employee of the year also took home GH₵10,000. Among some of the awards for the night include best cashier Accra, Best cashier Kumasi, Best Field officer Accra, Best Field officer Kumasi, Best Credit Analyst Kumasi, Best Credit Analyst Accra, Best Branch Manager Kumasi, Best Branch Manager Accra, Best Branches Sales Kumasi, Best Branches Sales Accra-Taborah, Best Branch for Chronic Kumasi, Best Branch for Chronic Accra.
The end of year dinner and awards started with an interaction between the staff and the CEO on how the year has being, the challenges and achievements. This was to align with the entire staff ahead of 2020.
The CEO and Founder of Quick Angels and Quick Credit, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, opened the forum for interactions after which the journey from Quick Credit to Quick Angels was played for staff.
According to him, this year also marks his 10 years anniversary as an entrepreneur and it’s a perfect time to talk staff through his journey.
In his speech for the night, he said, “I have marked a decade since the inception of Quick Credit and over 6 months at my new Company, Quick Angels and I must say it has been an overwhelmingly intriguing experience.”
“With support from the Board, Management and Staff, we are very determined to take over the respective areas we serve Ghanaians and to travel beyond the shores of this country as we have even started,” he added.
He said this year’s end of year dinner was a special one, as it marked ten years since the creation of the business and the signing of several deals and partnerships.
“This year’s end of year dinner is a special one -Marking 10 years of a successful business, Quick Credit and barely a year of a thriving business, Quick Angels. And also other international partnerships we have signed and still seeking.”
He said the management of the company was looking at pushing the company further by signing more partnership deals.
“We are on a transformational journey. Another transition phase will begin for Quick Credit next year and that will duly be announced officially. And for Quick Angels, we will be signing more wonderful partners in addition to the 30 we have successfully signed.”
Mr. Richard Nii Armah Quaye used the opportunity to encourage his employees to do better and endeavour to achieve greater in the coming year.
“This festivity is certainly the best time to reflect and celebrate the goodness of God to our various companies, our hard work in order to propel us to even do better in the coming years. We have done a lot in 2019, let’s prepare even bigger for 2020. I strongly believe 2020 will be that year where we will win some big and serious Adventures.”
He ended his speech ‘’I have asked the leadership team both at Quick Credit and Quick Angels to be very focused on execution. Delivery is extremely important and delivery means following up, following through the process, taking ownership and also looking out for improvement. In 2020, delivery must be flawless”.
In attendance were dignitaries such as CEO of EIB Network, Bola Ray, CEO of Pink berry Ghana, Kobby Awuah and C.E.Os. Of all signed partners at Quick Angels.
The event was held at Mensvic Hotel.
Quick Credit is a microcredit company licensed by the Bank of Ghana as a Micro-Credit Institution under the Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFI) Act.
They have 21 branches in Ghana specifically Accra (13 branches) and Kumasi (8 branches) with their head office currently at Flamingo, Accra, opposite Susan Clinic, while Quick Angels is the First Angel Investor Company in Ghana that seeks to support both potential and existing entrepreneurs as well as businesses that want to scale up with equity funding.
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