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Afia Boatemaa, Senior Compliance Executive at Firmus Advisory, joins Alex to discuss the process of registering an NGO/Not-for-profit Organization in Ghana.

Afia Boatemaa, Senior Compliance Executive at Firmus Advisory, joins Alex to discuss the process of setting up an External Company (Liaison Office) In Ghana.

In this second episode, Anita Nkrumah, Head of Research and Business Development at Firmus Advisory joins Edem Seshie to discuss the Consumption Patterns in Ghana's Beverage Market.

Join Edem as he discusses the Spend Patterns in Ghana's Beverage Market with Anita Nkrumah, Head of Research and Business Development at Firmus Advisory.

This final episode on the 2021 Beverage Sector Report features Edem and Anita Nkrumah, Head of Research and Business Development at Firmus Advisory as they discuss the Marketing and Distribution of Beverages in Ghana.

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Ghana's beverage sector has seen a number of significant changes over the last three decades in the area of production, consumption and distribution.

In this episode, Rachael Dampson, a Research Executive at Firmus Advisory joins Edem Seshie to discuss the growing diaper market in Ghana.

Expanding into West African markets presents significant opportunities in sectors like fintech, agriculture, renewable energy, and mining, but success hinges on navigating complex regulatory frameworks, infrastructure challenges, and diverse consumer behaviors. Without localized market intelligence and strategic research, foreign investors and local enterprises risk costly missteps, operational delays, and misaligned product-market fit.

In line with the Nigerian Immigration Act, "No person who is not a citizen of Nigeria, may take up employment in Nigeria other than employment with the Federal or State Government without the consent...

There are thirty-three (33) bulk-distributing companies (BDC) in Ghana.

Business registration is the first formal step in starting a business in Ghana.

A Non-Governmental Organisation is an entity established without any profit generating activities.

Every company is expected to stay compliant with all the regulatory bodies within the environment they operate.

Firstly, the hiring process begins with recruitment.

Ghana as a country is privileged to have a thriving economy with many opportunities for businesses to grow.

The demand for frozen fish in Ghana has been on a steady rise for the past decade, with a 0.4% growth rate annually.