VIP guests, media and stakeholders joined the West Africa finalists, as they went head to head for the sought-after AABLA™ regional trophy, in their individual categories.
Speaking on the occasion, Executive Director ABN group (http://ABNeventProductions.com) West Africa, Frederic Van de vyver noted: “Tonight is about celebrating these entrepreneurs and their great leadership. When one looks at the characteristics that is associated with leadership - such as vision, confidence, and determination - we all agree that these are often characteristics required for success. Coupled with this one also believes that truly effective leaders are distinguished by a high degree of emotional intelligence, which includes self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills.”
The AABLA™ West Africa winners were announced as follows:
Young Business Leader of the Year Presented by Lancaster University Ghana
Alloysius Attah, Co-Founder and CEO of Farmerline
Business Woman of the Year
Oluwatoyin Sanni, Group CEO of United Capital Group
Entrepreneur of the Year
Mustapha Njie, CEO of TAF Africa Homes
Company of the Year
Guaranty Trust Bank
Business Leader of the Year
Herbert Wigwe, CEO of Access Bank
The winners will now go on to compete with Southern and East African winners in the AABLA™ Finale on November 30th in Sandton, which will be broadcast on CNBC Africa on December 7th.
The AABLA West Africa judging process was done in conjunction with Lagos Business School. The highlights of the West Africa AABLA™ will be broadcast on CNBC Africa on November 9th at 9pm CAT.
For more information, visit www.AABLAwards.com and follow the 7th All Africa Business Leaders Awards (AABLA™) in Partnership with CNBC Africa on Twitter: @aablawards and #AABLA2017.
The AABLA™ are proudly produced by ABN Event Productions.
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