Accra, Ghana//-Richard Nii Armah Quaye, Founder and Board Chairman of Quick Credit, the leading microcredit company in Ghana has announced that 2023 will be a year of the consolidation of the company’s rapid growth.
Speaking at the company’s 2022 end of year party and dinner held at the Accra International Conference, he said: “2023 will be a year for us to consolidate all the gains made this year to steer our rapid growth”.
To this end, Mr Quaye disclosed that new targets have been set for various teams geared towards the rapid consolidation of the company’s growth.
“I will expect that once again we will deliver victory to the company come year-end 2023 without fail because as we all know, here at Quick Credit, Whatever We Want, We Get”, he said.
Mr Quaye who is also the CEO of Quick Angels Limited emphasised that once these targets set for all sectors and teams are achieved, the company will not forget the hard-working staff who made it possible.
In his words: “I promise to meet you (staff) all come end of 2023 with another salary increment and bonus package once again.
Thank you all once again, enjoy yourselves very well today and the holidays ahead of us. Wishing you all a merry Christmas and a Happy New Year”.
He is optimistic that the year 2023 will be far better than 2022.
The hard-working Mr Quaye is said to be Ghana’s first angel investor, currently supporting hundreds of businesses, startups, and entrepreneurs with equity financing across Ghana and beyond.
Instructively, Quick Angels has successfully built over 25 world-class brands such as burger king, Doughman foods, Sankofa natural spices, Coli network, Benjie, and duke rice, ridge medical centre, and many more in Ghana and other parts of Africa employing over 3000 direct staff across brands only in Ghana.
