Business mogul Richard Nii Armah Quaye has officially retired as Board Chairman of Bills Micro Credit, closing a remarkable chapter with both Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels.
At a press conference announcing his exit, Mr. Quaye made a passionate call for an economic and financial revolution to tackle Ghana’s growing unemployment crisis.
“My dream is about the young people of Ghana. I see a future where they join forces to transform the economic fortunes of our country,” he declared.
Urging investors to keep their capital within Ghana, he emphasized the need to scale up local businesses and empower young entrepreneurs to drive sustainable growth.
“Don’t take your money out of the shores of this country,” he stressed.
Following his retirement, Lawyer Kwadwo Dei Kwarteng has been appointed as the new Board Chairman of Bills Micro Credit. With over 15 years of experience in legal practice and corporate management, Kwarteng is poised to lead the company into a new phase of innovation and expansion.
“We are committed to deepening our strong relationship with the regulator while upholding the highest standards of compliance and customer service,” he said at the event.
Meanwhile, Emmanuel Lamptey has been named Chief Executive Officer of Quick Angels. He pledged to continue driving investments and supporting businesses, stating,
“Our vision is evolving. We will scale new heights, explore untapped sectors, and strengthen the ecosystem that drives economic transformation.”
The event also marked the launch of RNAQ Holdings, a new company where Richard Nii Armah Quaye now serves as President, signaling his next bold move in the business world.
