MS. SENA DAKE MR. PRINCE YAW ESSAH MS. FRANCES

Transcription

MS. SENA DAKE
MR. PRINCE
YAW ESSAH
MS. FRANCES
SOSOO
MS.REBECCA
ATSWEI LOMO
MR.ROBERT
DONALDY
MR. KWASI
ASANTE
MR.CHRISTIAN
SOTTIE
MR.MICHAEL
ASIEDU-ANTWI
DR.KWAME
ANTWI-BOASIAKO
PROF. EDWARD
MARFO-YIADOM
MR.DICK GORDON
ANAMAN
NII AKWEI TETTEH
MR. KWABENA
HEMENG-NTIAMOAH
DR.WILLIAMS
ABAYAAWIEN ATUILIK
PROF. KWAME
ADOM-FRIMPONG
THE INSTITUTE AND THE COUNCIL
The Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana) was established by an Act of Parliament, Act 170, 1963.
It is the sole body charged with the regulation of the accountancy profession in Ghana. Its members are
the only members recognized under the Companies Code (Act 179) 1963, for the purpose of auditing
company accounts. It is governed by a Council of eleven (11) chartered accountants. The Council whose
term of office is two years is headed by a president and a vice president.
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COUNCIL
To conduct or provide for the conduct of qualifying examinations for membership of the
Institute or for registration as a registered accountant under the Act and to prescribe or approve
courses of study for such examinations;
To maintain and publish a register of chartered accountants and practising accountants;
To secure the maintenance of professional standards among persons who are members of the
Institute and to take such steps as may be necessary to acquaint such persons with the methods
and practices necessary to maintain such standards;
To supervise and regulate the engagement, training and transfer of articled clerks;
To maintain a library of books and periodicals relating to accountancy, and to encourage
publication of such books;
To encourage research in the subject of accountancy and generally to secure the well-being and
advancement of the accountancy profession; and
To specify the class of peoples who shall have the right to train articles clerks and to specify the
circumstances in which any person of that class may be deprived of that right.
E-VOTING FOR YOUR PREFERRED CANDIDATES
TO JOIN THE 2016-2018 COUNCIL
Profiles of Contestants for 2016-2018 Council
Page 2
Introduction
The tenure of office of the 2016-2018 Council of the Institute ends with the close of the 2016
Annual General Meeting. In accordance with Section 7(2) of the Chartered Accountants Act
170, 1963, it is mandatory to elect 7 of our members to serve on the next Council.
Information about the candidates
The profiles of fifteen (15) candidates, contesting this year’s Council election have been
provided in this brochure and listed in order of balloting. These members have offered
themselves voluntarily for election to serve on the Council.
Electoral Arrangements
1. The Process
Every member in good standing as at 13th May, 2016 will be part of the voting process.
Please note that an e-voting system has been put in place. Kindly see below for the
procedure required to obtain access to the system.
2. How the e-Voting System Works
a) An email message shall be sent from [email protected] to all members who are in
good standing to cast their votes.
b) It will contain a link that will give you access to the e-voting platform.
c) This email will also contain a six-digit randomly-generated token (for example, 123456).
d) Click on the link provided (that is, vote.icagh.com) to access the voting platform;
otherwise, copy the link vote.icagh.com and paste into the address bar of your web
browser.
e) Kindly note that when you launch onto the e-voting platform, it will take you through
an authentication process. This process will require that you type in your email address,
and then copy and paste the six-digit token you received in the email into the required
field.
f) Please ensure that you have been authenticated by entering your email address, and then
copy and paste the token {123456} into the required field. Otherwise, you will not be
able to access the e-voting platform.
g) When you are done, please click on <Submit Token>. This will then take you to the
next page.
h) On this page, you will view the profiles of the candidates you wish to vote for before
you cast your vote.
i) Click on <vote now>.
j) Please ensure that you select at most seven (7) candidates of your choice, by clicking on
the checkboxes against their names.
k) When you are done, kindly review your checked list before you move to the next stage.
l) Click <I have verified my choices>.
m) Click <Cast my vote now>.
n) <Print out> your summary and keep it handy.
Page 3
NB: Kindly note that the token should be kept confidential and not shared with
anyone.
For further inquiries, send an email to [email protected].
3. Collation and announcement of Electoral Results
a. The Electoral Committee, led by Mr. Joseph Frederick Odartey Blankson, a Past
President of the Institute, will lead the collation of the votes and announce the results of
the election.
4. Candidates for Election
The candidates for this year’s election follow in the ensuing pages of this brochure. Their
portraits have been posted in the inside front cover of this brochure.
Page 4
MS. SENA DAKE
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING/QUALIFICATIONS
CA (Ghana); Certificate in Taxation (CITG); MBA (Banking & Finance); Certified Information
Systems Auditor (CISA) - ISACA; LLB (Hons); Barrister at Law (In Progress)
CAREER RECORD
Seventeen (17) years of experience in financial management, administration and auditing from:
Shell Ghana Limited, Head Office; Batsa-Nakotey & Associates; Ernst and Young, Ghana
(attachment); Ghana National Procurement Agency (GNPA); the United Nations System
Gender Programme; Deon & Noed International (DNI); Ghana Audit Service and University of
Education Winneba (UEW).
Lectured at Central University College, Jayee University College, some ICAG students
(Private) and University of Education, Winneba in business related subjects.
SERVICE TO THE INSTITUTE
Member, Examination Committee, (2012-2016)
Member, three-member examination quality assurance team (2013-2014)
Member, Educational Committee, (2010-2012)
Co-Reviewer of the current ICAG Taxation Syllabus
Member, Registration & Protocol Committee of the 2nd PAFA Congress, 2013
Treasurer, Ga North District Society, (2005-2007)
Co-ordinated ICAG Career Exposition Programme at Zion Girls SHS, Winneba
MEMBERSHIP OF DISTRICT SOCIETIES/BOARDS/ASSOCIATIONS/CLUBS
Member, Ga North District Society
Member, Association of Women Accountants, Ghana (AWAG)
Member, ISACA, Ghana (2011-date)
Member, Institute of Directors (2004-date)
Member, Institute of Internal Auditors (2009)
Founding Member, International Institute of Certified Forensic Investigation Professionals
(IICFIP).
ACHIEVEMENTS



Instituted an effective quality assurance and improvement system for UEW Audit in 2009
that has undergone 3 successful external assessments.
I contributed meaningfully to the review of proposals developed for the introduction of the
new ICAG students information system which has made students database management
more effective and efficient.
Chaired the Committee of Internal Auditors for universities in Ghana in 2009 and its
visibility was enhanced through networking and collaboration. We successfully carried out
Page 5




four (4) major projects including the first peer review exercise for audit offices for all public
universities in 2010 to 2011.
Presented proposals and received a grant amounting to US$330,000 towards entrepreneurial
training and business development for rural communities including the liberation of Trokosi
victims in the Volta Region and some intervention for young girls at Manya Krobo in the
Eastern Region.
Advocated for and was instrumental in the development of several policy documents for a
sustained systematic growth and development of the University of Education, Winneba
which ranked third among other universities in Ghana in two consecutive periods.
In 2012, as a member on the Coalition of Domestic Election Observers (CODEO)
Procurement and Logistics Committee, I was instrumental in the evaluation process for
purchase of all logistics including an IT system used for the smooth monitoring of the 2012
general and parliamentary elections across the country.
Participated in the 2016 International Federation of Women Accountants (IFWA)
Conference held in Accra; 2008, 2012 and 2015 international conferences of the Institute of
Internal Auditors (IIA) at San Francisco, London and Canada respectively; 2010 and 2014
World Congress of Accountants (WCOA) at Malaysia and Rome; 1st PAFA Congress in
Kenya; Accountancy Bodies of West Africa (ABWA) Congresses held in Senegal and
Benin and many other capacity building programs. Attending these programs equipped me
with skills in strategy planning and development, change management, team building,
negotiation, conflict management, corporate governance, risk management & project
management.
VISION FOR ICAG
Having developed a passion for quality in all spheres of growth and development for the
Institute and leveraging on my decade-long experience in top management with academia, I
wish to:
 Reinforce a responsive, accountable and inclusive governance structure and administrative
system.
 Advance the ICAG Faculty system and pursue an improvement in the Institute’s physical
infrastructure towards academic excellence in teaching, learning and research.
 Support publicity and insights into the Institute’s values towards an enhanced global status
and visibility.
 Promote professional development for members and staff of the Institute in order to sustain
and improve the legacy and achievements by past leaders.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Ga North District Society
Page 6
MR. PRINCE YAW ESSAH
B.Com (UCC); MBA (Accounting), University of Ghana; CA (Ghana); CIT (Final level).
CAREER RECORD
Senior Tutor, Management, Cost and Financial Accounting, UCC, Ghanas Campus, Koforidua
(2011-date)
Finance and Accounts Consultant for SMEs (2011-date)
Lecturer, Managerial Economics & Research Methods, University of Ghana, Koforidua Campus
(2011-2013)
General Manager, Silverbird Ghana Limited (2013-2014)
Management Accountant, Silverbird Ghana Limited (2011-2012)
Cashier/Accountant, Walmart Incorporation (The Biggest Retail Store in the World) USA
(2006-2010)
Facility Manager, Nordstrom Incorporation, USA (2007-2008)
Cashier/Accountant, Nordstrom Incorporation, USA (2006-2007)
Regional Accountant, Forestry Commission, Ghana (2002-2005)
Lecturer, ICAG School, Evening Session (Management Accounting) (2015-date)
Examiner in Management Accounting.
Represented the Management of Silverbird Ghana Limited at Board Meetings in Ghana and in
Nigeria (2011-2014).
Attendance in Board Meetings of Silverbird Ghana in Ghana and in Nigeria (2011-2014)
Member, Management Committee, Nordstrom Incorporation, USA (2007-2008)
Member/Secretary, Eastern Regional Management Committee, Forestry Commission, Ghana
(2002-2005)
ACHIEVEMENTS


From 2011 to 2014 was able to lead the Silverbird team to transform the company from a
loss-making entity to a profitable company. Also helped improve customer service
experience through targeted promotions, resulting in increased Box Office sales of over
250% result in the commencement of the Weija branch of Silverbird now called Global
Cinemas.
Also eliminated exchange losses in the books of Silverbird Ghana Limited by converted
foreign denominated accounts payables to Ghana cedi denominated accounts payables.
Page 7

Was the brain behind Forestry Commission of Ghana introducing, “Accounting for the sale
of confiscated lumber and logs”, resulting in the proper accounting for the sales proceeds of
lumber and logs. Saved the Commission millions of Cedis between 2002 and 2005.
Page 8
VISION FOR ICAG








Ensure that examination question setters are carefully selected and trained according to
international benchmarks.
Setters would not be allowed to either teach students or organize any form of classes for
students.
Extend ICAG School to the regional capitals. Ensure ICAG establishes offices in the regions
manned by permanent staff who will be the fulcrum for extending ICAG School to the
regions.
Increase student enrolment through strong marketing/business development team led by
head, Director, Students Services and CEO with planned visits to all tertiary institutions.
Construct an additional school block to increase student enrolment.
Create internship opportunity for ICAG School students with the help of members in
auditing firms and companies.
Create other business opportunities for ICAG to increase its revenue base, example, real
estate.
Establish a district society in Koforidua to serve members in the Eastern region. Have been
able to rally 5 members in this bid.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Coordinating the formation of a district society in Koforidua.
Page 9
MS. FRANCES SOSOO
CA (Ghana); EMBA (Finance); B.Com.
CAREER RECORD
Chief Internal Auditor, Ministry of Tourism, Culture & Creative Arts (2010-date)
Chief Finance Manager, Financial Operations, Ghana Telecom (now Vodafone) (2000-2009)
In-Charge, Fiadjoe & Associates (EY Ghana) (1999)
Audit Trainee, Coopers & Lybrand (1998)
Administrative Executive, Knor Asa (1997)
Corpus Christi School PTA Treasurer (2013-date)
Assistant Zonal Secretary (Finance & Admin.), Christ Embassy Accra-Ghana Haven (2015date)
Executive Member, Internal Auditors Association of Ghana (Interim Executive) (2014-date)
UCC SRC Treasurer (1993-1995)
Executive Member, NUGS (1993-1995)
Member, Spincity District Society
VISION FOR ICAG




Encourage cooperation and collaboration between Government and the Institute to enable
the Institute provide capacity-building to Public Sector qualified accountants in order to
strengthen Public Financial Management through signing of Memoranda of Understanding
the relevant parties.
Advocate for the improvement of quality assurance services provided by licensed
accounting firms to clients through effective monitoring and supervision supported with
capacity development initiatives and training.
Ensure that members enhance their professional conduct at the workplace, have a high sense
of integrity and thus, reduce the situation where members are summoned by the Public
Accounts Committee of Parliament to be interrogated on issues related to financial
malfeasance, fraud and corruption in the Public Sector.
Advocate for collaboration between the Institute and key public anti-corruption agencies
such as Ghana Audit Service, Internal Audit Agency, etc., to help enhance accountability
and transparency in financial administration towards socio-economic development in the
country.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Spincity District Society
Page 10
Page 11
MR. KWABENA HEMENG-NTIAMOAH
CA (Ghana); EMBA (Finance), University of Ghana; CPM; ICGFME
CAREER RECORD
Director, Internal Audit Division, Ghana Health Service
Director, Audit, EDAIF
Director, Finance & Administration, Centre for Policy Analysis (CEPA)
Audit Senior, Oduro Adiyiah Osei & Co., Chartered Accountants
Private practice
Lecturer in Accounting, Finance, Public Finance Management, Advance Financial Reporting
and Cost and Management Accounting (Undergraduate, graduate and professional courses)
Adjunct Lecturer for Masters Programme, GIMPA, UPSA, VVU
Accountant, former Ghana Airways
Chief Executive Officer, HENT Financial Consulting Limited
Founder/President, HENT Financial Training Centre
Member, Education & Training Committee
Lecturer, ICAG School Revision Classes
Facilitator, IFRS, Budget and Training programmes
Examiner and moderator, Accounting and Public Sector Accounting
Member, Int. Consortium of Government Financial Management, ICGFM, USA
International Institute of Certified Forensic Investigation Professional
Member, Koforidua Polytechnic Business Advisory Board
Board Member, Bankoman Senior High School
Board Member, West African Hardware Limited
ACHIEVEMENTS
 Taught fifteen (15) students in the final level (Advance Accounting, Auditing, Taxation and
Financial Management) immediately he qualified. 12 passed at a sitting, while 2 were
referred. All of them are currently occupying top positions in reputable companies in Ghana.
 Has a natural flair for teaching.
 Guided by a natural teaching instinct, have adopted teaching accounting and finance
research soon after qualifying. As a result he has gained vast knowledge and experience in
teaching accountancy and finance to students in various tertiary institutions.
Page 12
VISION FOR ICAG


Over the years, has observed the disparity between Council and ICAG examination
candidates. From experience gained from teaching these students, he is now positioned to
bring their problems to Council’s attention.
Also in the position to ensure good governance at the Institute and contribute towards
members’ professional development.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Page 13
MS. REBECCA ATSWEI LOMO
CA (Ghana); EMBA (Finance), University of Ghana (Legon); MA (Religion), University of
Ghana (Legon); Certified Fraud Examiner, (USA); Institute of Directors.
CAREER RECORD
Chief Internal Auditor, Social Security & National Insurance Trust (2014-date)
Operations Accountant, Northern Sector, SSNIT (2013-2014)
General Manager, F&A, Trust Logistics Limited (SSNIT subsidiary) (2012-2013)
Chief Internal Auditor, SSNIT (2001-2010)
Operations Accountant, SSNIT (2010-2011)
Deputy Head of Internal Audit, SSNIT (1996-1999)
Principal Accountant, IRS (attached to CAGD) (1995-1996)
Audit Manager, Oduro Adiyiah & Osei and Co. Chartered Accountants (1985-1995)
Team Leader, KPMG (Peat Marwick, Okoh & Co.) (1983-1985)
Council Member (2010-2012)
Chairman, Members Services Committee (2012-2016)
Chairman, Communication & Publication Committee (2014-2016)
Member, Professional Standards & Ethics Committee (2014-2016)
Moderator, ICAG Examinations
Resource Person, ICAG CPD Programmes
Past Chairman/Coordinator, Accra East District Society (2004-2010)
Former Examiner, ICAG Examinations
Council Member, the Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana)
Member, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Orlando, USA
Council Member, Ghana Chapter, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Accra
Member, Institute of Internal Auditors, Florida, USA
Member, Institute of Directors, Ghana
Chairman, NTHC Properties Board
Member, HFC Bank Board
Chairman, HFC Audit Committee
Immediate Past Board Member/Chairman, Internal Audit Agency Technical Committee
Past Council Member, Institute of Internal Auditors, Ghana
Page 14
ACHIEVEMENTS







Turned Accra East District Society into a very vibrant society.
Led Accra East District Society on several outreach programmes in the tertiary institutions
A resource person for ICAG CPD programmes.
Recently led the Members Services Committee to review nominations and election
guidelines for Council’s attention.
Changed the image of SSNIT Internal Audit Department by implementing pragmatic
changes in its function. Other types of audits were introduced, that is, management,
compliance, operations investment and Information Technology audit besides financial
audit.
Chaired the Planning Committee that inaugurated Institute of Internal Auditors Ghana, an
affiliate of the world body in Florida, USA.
Turned round a dormant subsidiary of SSNIT, Trust Logistics Company into a vibrant selfsustaining company.
VISION FOR ICAG











Provide leadership and dedication for a culture of growth and profitability, for ICAG
continue to be a premier professional organization and create a vibrant and viable future for
professional accountants in Ghana.
To develop the next generation of members to be the leading experts in Accountancy.
For members to conduct themselves with honesty and professional ethics.
Lead ICAG to navigate the changing demands of the profession in the market place.
Lead ICAG to achieve greater productivity and staff/volunteers satisfaction.
Harness technology to improve objectives, knowledge management, integration of business
processes and practices, etc.
Create awareness of future opportunities for the profession through effective marketing
campaigns
Leverage current and future initiatives in support of the profession to protect public interest.
Deal with ICAG stakeholders and colleagues in a fair and ethical manner and gain their trust
through appropriate actions.
Embody the concept of quality in activity pursued by ICAG while adopting a customeroriented mind-set to dealing with stakeholders
Leading a training programme for communication, and leadership skills together with
strategic and critical thinking skills to young professional accountants.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Past Chairman/Coordinator, Accra East District Society
Member, Accra East District Society
Page 15
MR. ROBERT DONALDY
CA(Ghana); EMBA(Banking & Finance); MPhil (Business Consulting & Enterprise Risk
Management), Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST).
CAREER RECORD
Managing Partner, Donaldy Associates (2004-date)
Finance Manager, Omega Wood Processing Ltd (1999-2004)
Chief Accountant, Naja David Group of Companies (1995-1999)
Audit Manager, PKF (1991-1995)
Member, Admissions Committee (2014-2016)
Vice Chairman, ICAG Practice Society (2012-2016)
Vice Chairman, Kumasi District Society (2012-2016)
Board Chairman, Multi Credit Savings & Loans Limited (2011-date)
Council Member, Kessben University College (2015-date)
Council Member, Ridge School, Kumasi (2014-date)
ACHIEVEMENTS




Advocated for and instrumental in the establishment of ICAG Office in Kumasi.
Spearheaded decentralization of ICAG CPD programmes from Accra to Kumasi and
Takoradi.
Member, Steering Committee which planned and organized 2nd ACOA (2013).
Trained a number of graduates and young professionals occupying various positions in
business.
VISION FOR ICAG



Members outside Accra feel disadvantaged. Will seek to bridge this gap and find solutions
to address their concerns.
Will advocate for a permanent office building to be constructed in Kumasi to serve the
middle and northern parts of Ghana.
Will encourage district societies to undertake outreach programmes to increase student
enrollment.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Kumasi District Society
Page 16
MR. KWASI ASANTE
CA (Ghana); Chartered Insurer, ACII (UK); MBA (Finance), University of Manchester, UK
CAREER RECORD
Managing Partner, Dominion Financial Consulting (2013-date)
Chief Executive Officer, the Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana (2006-2013)
Partner, Baah & Associates (2003-2005)
Consultant, National Insurance Commission (2004-2005)
General Manager, Ghana Union Assurance Company Limited (1993-2002)
Finance Manager, Ghana Union Assurance Company Limited (1985-1992)
Senior Audit Trainee, KPMG (1984-1985)
Audit Trainee, Ayew, Agyeman, Turkson & Co. (1982-1984)
Senior Auditor, Ghana Audit Service (1979-1982)
Consultant, Gambian Institute of Chartered Accountants (under World Bank-funded project)
(January 2014 to date)
Financial Consultant, Ministry of Women and Children’s Affairs (under Danida-funded project)
(2003)
Company Secretary, Ghana Union Assurance Company Limited (1988-2002)
Part-time Lecturer, Ghana School of Law
Chief Executive Officer, ICAG (2006-2013)
Chairman, Education Committee (2014-2016)
Vice Chairman, Professional Standards & Ethics Committee (2014-2016)
Chairman, ICAG School Management Committee (2014-2016)
Member, Finance Committee (2016)
Member/Vice Chairman, Education & Training Committee (1995-2005)
ICAG Examiner (Financial Management, Financial Accounting & Auditing) (1990-2005)
Member, Drafting and Launching Committee, Pan-African Federation of Accountants
Member, the Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana)
The Chartered Institute of Insurance, UK
Institute of Director, Ghana
Vice Chairman, Ga North District Society (2003-2005)
Independent Trustee, Stanbic Pension Scheme (2012-date)
Independent Trustee, Mining Industry Master Trust Pension Scheme (2016)
Page 17
Independent Trustee, the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra Pension Scheme (2015-date)
Board Member, Union Management Services Limited (2016-date)
Member, Union Management Services Limited Board (2014-date)
Member, Finance Committee, Judicial Service (2009-date)
Member, ARIC, Ghana Law School (2010-date)
PTA Chairman, Mary Mother of Good Counsel Catholic School (2008-2012)
Treasurer, National Insurance Commission Compensation Fund Committee (1996-2002)
ACHIEVEMENTS



Provided consultancy services to the Gambia Institute of Chartered Accountants under the
sponsorship of the World Bank.
As CEO of ICAG:
o Supervised the preparation and implementation of Strategic Plans for the Institute for
the periods 2006-2010; 2009-2012 and 2011-2014;
o Collaborated with the World Bank to secure two separate grants to strengthen the
capacity of the Institute;
o Played a key role in securing a twinning partnership agreement with ICAEW;
o Established the current practice of residential marking to strengthen the integrity of
the examinations;
o Reduced the lead time for release of examination results from ninety (90) days to
thirty (30) days;
o Commissioned some members and non-members to write manuals for students;
o Established ICAG School.
o Established systems and policies to comply with Statements of Membership
Obligations of IFAC.
o Played a key role in the construction of ICAG School building and the
administration block;
o Opened the Kumasi regional office;
o Supervised the conduct of ATSWA examinations in Liberia and extended
participation in the professional programme to LICPA students.
o Secured and coordinated the hosting of the 2nd ACOA 2013 in Ghana.
At GUA:
o Advised the Board to invest in stable and viable ventures which have proven to be
the pillars of its investment portfolio.
VISION FOR ICAG




To ensure that ICAG School is run as an independent institution.
To ensure that the vision of establishing the Quality Assurance Monitoring (QAM) Unit is
achieved.
To continue to promote the training and development of members and students in emerging
areas of the profession.
To ensure that the Oyibi project takes off.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Page 18
DR. WILLIAMS ABAYAAWIEN ATUILIK
PhD (Accounting), Capella University, Minnesota, USA; CA (Ghana); MSc. (Finance),
GIMPA; MA (Economic Policy Management), University of Ghana; LLB, University of Ghana;
BSc. (Administration), University of Ghana; MCIT (Ghana); Qualifying Certificate of the
General Legal Council, Ghana (Ghana Law School); MGIM; ACIB (Ghana); CPA (Liberia);
CPFA (UK); FCCE (USA); CEPA (USA).
CAREER RECORD
PFM Work Stream Lead for the Ghana Oil & Gas for Inclusive Growth (GOGIG) Programme
Senior Lecturer, Heritage Christian College
Senior Lecturer, Centre for Business Studies
Adjunct Lecturer, Methodist University College
Private Legal Practitioner, Law Offices of Kwame Agati
Former Senior Lecturer, Liberia Institute of Public Administration (USAID-GEMS)
Former World Bank PFM Consultant, Somalia & Sierra Leone
Former PFM Consultant for WHO in Somalia
Former Technical Advisor, Ministry of Finance, Liberia under the auspices of AfDB
Former Chief Financial Officer, Village of Hope
Former Examiner/Moderator, CA Professional Programme
Former Adjunct Lecturer, GIMPA
Former Adjunct Lecturer, University of Liberia
Former Audit Manager, Adom Boafo & Associates
Former Adjunct Lecturer, Zenith University College
Former Accountant, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology
Chairman, Technical & Research Committee (2012-2016)
Member, Disciplinary Committee (2012-2016)
Chairman, Education & Training Committee ((2010-2012)
Member, Professional Standards and Ethics Committee (2010-2012)
Member, Education & Training Committee (2006-2010)
Lecturer of ICAG Revision Classes and Intervention programmes (2001-2008)
Member, Kas City District Society
Vice Chairman, Council of Heritage Christian (University) College
Member, Board of Governors, Hope College
Page 19
Member, Liberia Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Member, Chartered Institute of Bankers, Ghana
Member, Chartered Institute of Taxation, Ghana
Member, Ghana Bar Association
Member, Ghana Institute of Management
Member, Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy (UK)
Member, Association of Certified Chartered Economists (USA)
ACHIEVEMENTS



Dr. Atuilik has made modest contributions towards the advancement of professional
accountancy education in Ghana.
He played a pivotal role in the revival of ICAG Revision Classes which has now
transformed into ICAG School at the time it was at its lowest ebb.
Making modest contributions towards professional accountancy education by providing
tuition to several of the Institute’s students preparing towards the professional qualification.
VISION FOR ICAG
To complement the Council with youthful exuberance, zeal and multidisciplinary perspectives.
To support efforts being made by the Secretariat, to improve technical and research-related
content to members and the general public.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Kas City District Society
Page 20
MR. CHRISTIAN SOTTIE
CA (Ghana)
CAREER RECORD
Trainee Accountant, Agyei Dankwa & Co., Chartered Accountants (1980-1985)
Accountant, Western Castings Ltd. (1985-1986)
Chief Collector (Field Audit), CEPS (1986-1997)
Ag. Asst. Commission (Audit), CEPS (1997-2000)
Consultant, Sky Consult Ghana Limited (2000)
Audit Manager, Agyei Dankwa & Co. (2001-2005)
Controller & Accountant-General, CAGD (2005-2009)
Consultant, The Pacific Institute (2009-date)
Council Member, ICAG (2004-date)
Council Member, ABWA (2006-2009)
Chairman, Admissions Committee (2012-2014)
Vice President, ICAG (2014-date)
Member, ICAG Council Executive Committee (2014-2016)
Chairman, ICAG Finance Committee (2014-2016)
Vice President, Association Internationale Des Services Du Tresor (2006-2009)
Vice President, FAAGWA (2005-2009)
Board Member, Ghana Baptist Convention (2014-date)
Honorary Treasurer, Christian Council of Ghana (2015-date)
Board Member, Ghana Road Fund Board (2005-2009)
Board Member, Export Development & Investment Board (2005-2009)
Board Member, Energy Commission of Ghana (2005-2009)
ACHIEVEMENTS




Single-handedly prepared the first budget of Customs, Excise & Preventive Service which to
date has become the standard format since 1986.
Assisted Commissioner (Audit) to set up the Field Audit Department of Customs Excise &
Preventive Service.
The first and only English-speaking member to be admitted to the French version of
Accountant-Generals worldwide, Association Int. Des Services Du Tresor and became Vice
President in my individual capacity.
Personally attracted World Bank funds to build a Public Sector Accountancy university.
Page 21
VISION FOR ICAG


Bring transparency to bear on the affairs of the Institute to quell rumour mongering.
Build upon the brand of the institute to make it the preferred accountancy body for those
seeking accountancy qualification in Ghana by continuing the examination reforms.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Founding Member, Accra North District Society (1998-1996)
Member, Accra West District Society (2005-date)
Member, Ga North District Society (2006-date)
Page 22
DR. KWAME ANTWI-BOASIAKO
MSc. (Finance); FCCA, FGIM, FCE, CIAG, DBA (hc)
CAREER RECORD
Director of Finance, Judicial Service (July 2015-date)
Finance Director, Central University College (2005-2015)
Financial Accountant, Mainstream Reinsurance Company (1998-2000)
Internal Auditor/Deputy Branch Manager, Consumer Credit Ltd, SSB, (1994-1997)
Senior Audit Assistant, Consumer Credit Ltd, SSB (1986-1988)
Accounts Clerk, Kingsway Stores, Division of UAC Gh. Ltd. (1983-1986)
Vice Chairman, Spincity District Society
Member, Communication & Publication Committee
Member, Members Services Committee
President, Ghana Institute of Management (2014-date)
President/Vice President, ACCA Ghana (2006-2008)
Board Member, Central University College (2000 to 2015)
Board Member, e-Crime Bureau Ghana Ltd. (2015-date)
Member, Judicial Council Sub-Committees: Entity Tender Board, Finance/Budget, Audit
Implementation Committee, Development Committee, New Court Management Committee
Member of Conference, Methodist Church Ghana; Member, Remuneration Committee and
Finance/Development Advisory Board
ACHIEVEMENTS

One of six (6) founding members of Spincity District Society

Awarded honorary Doctor of Business Administration, DBA (hc) by Commonwealth
University and the London Graduate School for exemplary achievement – from being a
doughnut hawker at Kaneshie Market for three (3) years after Elementary School, but
studied privately to become a Professional Accountant and President of ACCA Ghana,
Ghana Institute of Management, among others.
VISION FOR ICAG
Page 23




Intends to bring his rich and versatile experience in varied areas of human endeavour to bear
on ICAG’s quest for excellence and innovation at all levels; having had the opportunity of
similar leadership opportunities as a member of several professional bodies, corporate
organizations among others.
Harness collaboration between accountancy bodies for the benefit of the profession.
Intends to use competencies like strategic thinking, managerial skills, proactivity and resultoriented expertise to identify and agree objectives and methods to deliver required outcomes
for the realisation of the goals and objectives of ICAG.
Will adopt an attitude of diligence, honesty, integrity, good ethical behaviour and conduct as
essential ingredients for good corporate governance.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Page 24
MR. DICK GORDON ANAMAN
BSc. (Hons) Applied Accounting, ACCA, UK
CAREER RECORD
Assistant Director, Ghana Audit Service (2015-date)
Practicing Accountant, HLB-DG Anaman Chartered Certified Accountants (2012-date)
Business Advisor, Initiative in Business Development Ltd, London (2006-date)
Consultant, Transcend Chartered Accountant, Ghana (2015-2015)
Consultant, Resolute Chartered Accountants, Ghana (2014-2015)
Tax Manager, Interplast Limited (2014-2014)
Audit Team Leader, Issifu Ali Chartered Accountants (2012-2012)
Senior Auditor, Liberty Capital Ghana Ltd (2012-2012)
Audit Manager, Baah and Quartey Associates (2010-2011)
Senior Business Consultant, Shawbell Consulting Ltd. (2009-2009)
Financial Analyst, Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Limited (2009-2010)
Trainee Accountant, Kojo & Co. Chartered Certified Accountants, London (2006-2007)
Trainee Accountant, Practical Training in Accountancy & Payroll, London (2004-2005)
Trainee Accountant, Philips Kobbs Chartered Certified Accountant, London (2004-2005)
Trainee Accountant, Parkers Chartered Certified Accountant, London (2002-2003)
Administrative Assistant, J. Sainsbury Supermarkets Plc, London (2001-2002)
Operation Assistant, Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Limited, (1998-2000)
Member, Kumasi District Society
Member, ACCA Alumni
Member, Methodist Men’s Fellowship
Member, Christ Little Band
Member, Santaclausian 1994 Year Group
Member, AMOSU 1994
Member, The Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana)
ACHIEVEMENTS




Trained thirty (30) students to complete ACCA, CAT and AAT.
Best ACCA Law student in Africa and third in the world earning 83%.
Youngest member of a charity in the United Kingdom.
Youngest and only African to join Initiative in Business Development as Business Advisor.
Page 25
VISION FOR ICAG
Believe I have the skills and experience to influence the Institute’s strategy and can also
contribute to shape the future of the accountancy profession in Ghana. Reasons for desiring to
join Council are:




Membership Card: to encourage Council to introduce biometric membership cars for
members in good standing which will capture relevant personal details with the basis of
negotiating discounted rates for members at hotels, airlines, real estate, etc., based on the
membership strength of 5,000.
Welfare/Benevolent Fund: To encourage, socialize and support members in times of need.
Will propose that the welfare scheme should span all district societies across the country.
Tailor-made CPD Programmes: Collaborate with Members Services Department to
develop professional development programmes based on schemes of service of employers.
Insurance policy: Ensure that council introduces an insurance policy for members with a
reliable and dependable insurance house.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Page 26
PROF. KWAME ADOM-FRIMPONG
PhD (Financial Management), Faculty for Professional Studies, Arcadia University, California
(USA); MBA (Finance), University of Wales, Bangor (UK); BL, Ghana Law School, Makola,
Accra; LLM, De Montfort; LLB, University of London; CA (Ghana); ACIB; IDPM; Advance
Diploma (Insurance), Malta Insurance Institute/Ghana Insurance College; GIT (Ghana).
CAREER RECORD
Managing Director, Mainstream Reinsurance Co. Ltd (2009 to date)
Director of Finance, Mainstream Reinsurance Co. Ltd (1999-2008)
Adjunct Lecturer, University of Ghana Business School (1992 to date)
Adjunct Lecturer, GIMPA (2003 to date)
Professor, University Business School, Coasta Rica (UNEM)
Associate Professor, Irish Business University, UK
Visiting Professor, Ghana Baptist University College
Projects Supervisor, Methodist & Pentecost University College
Head of Audit, SSNIT (1995-1999)
Audit Supervisor, Coopers & Lybrand (PwC) (1992-1995)
Senior Cost & Management Accountant, ABC Brewery Ltd (1987-1992)
Accountant, Ghana Food Distribution Corporation
Chairman, Examination Committee (2014-2016)
Vice Chairman, Examination Committee (2012-2014)
Chairman, Education and Training Committee (2012-2014)
Vice Chairman, Education Committee (2014-2016)
Former Member, Publication & Public Relations Committee
Former Member, Research & Technical Committee
Member, ICAG Finance Committee
Resource person, ICAG CPEs
Resource person, ICAG Induction Courses
Chairman, External Investment Committee, HFC Bank
Chairman, Profin Financial Service
Chairman, Priority Insurance Company Limited
Member, Ghana Bar Association
Council Member, Ghana Insurance Association
Board Member, All Time Capital and Investment Company
Page 27
Member, Advisory Board, University of Professional Studies
Partner, Adom Boafo & Associates, a firm of Chartered Accountants
ACHIEVEMENTS
 Conducted research work for ICAG
 By dint of hard work, rose to be Managing Director of Mainstream Reinsurance Company
Limited in 2009. He was attached Hannover Reinsurance in 2009 and pursued a diploma in
reinsurance under Executive Reinsurance Forum (under the auspices of Wits University
Business School) in South Africa.
 Author of ICAG first Financial Management Manual
VISION FOR ICAG




Continue to assist to ensure that more students from tertiary institutions are encouraged to
register with ICAG for the growth of the membership base and the development of the
accountancy profession.
Continue to embark on research activities to improve the quality of lectures at ICAG CPEs.
Initiate the publication of monthly e-newsletters to foster timely update of professionals’
skills simultaneously.
Motivate, support, and encourage professionals’ involvement of members in all ICAG
activities.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Page 28
MR. MICHAEL ASIEDU-ANTWI
EMBA (Project Management), Fellow, CA (Ghana), Chartered Institute of Taxation, Ghana.
CAREER RECORD
Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers (2006-date)
Audit Senior Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers Ghana (2003-2006)
Audit Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers Tanzania and Ghana (2000-2003)
Audit Supervisor, PricewaterhouseCoopers Ghana (1997-2000)
Principal Inspector of Taxes, IRS (1996-1997)
Inspector of Taxes, IRS (1995-1996)
Teaching Assistant, IPS, Legon (1994-1995)
Chairman, Professional Standards & Ethics Committee (2012-2014)
Chairman, Professional Standards & Ethics Committee (2014-2016)
Executive Committee Member, Ghana South African Business Chamber
ACHIEVEMENTS



Instrumental in the establishment of the Quality Assurance Monitoring (QAM) Unit at
ICAG Secretariat.
Led the development of the ABWA Quality Review Manual in 2009-2010
Has mentored many young professionals over the past twenty (20) years.
VISION FOR ICAG
My vision, which aligns with the vision of the Institute is to make ICAG a successful and
relevant Professional Body competently discharging its primary mandates as a trainer of
accountants and as a regulator of accountancy profession in Ghana.

The Institute as a trainer of accountants: My vision is to propel ICAG to become the
professional Accountancy body of choice, attracting brilliant students to study for the
Institute's professional accountancy qualification and providing members with structured
programmes to support their continuous professional development to make them competent
and knowledgeable professionals capable of handling the challenges of the ever-changing
business landscape.
Page 29

The Institute as the regulator of accountancy in Ghana: My vision is to model ICAG as
a well-recognized and respected regulator, leading in building confidence in the
accountancy profession in the country.

I will work with other Council Members to strengthen the structures of the Institute so that it
continues to remain responsive to the needs of members and the business community.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Page 30
PROF. EDWARD MARFO-YIADOM
CA (Ghana); MBA; B.Com, Dip. Ed. (Cape Coast)
CAREER RECORD
Dean, School of Business, University of Cape Coast (2006-2009; 2011-date)
Associate Professor, University of Cape Coast (2009-date)
Senior Lecturer, Department of Accounting & Finance, University of Cape Coast (2005-2009)
Lecturer, Department of Business Studies, University of Cape Coast (Oct. 1997-Mar. 2005)
Head, Department of Accounting and Finance, University of Cape Coast (2004-2006)
Head, Department of Business Studies, University of Cape Coast (2002-2004)
Vice Principal, Cape Coast Polytechnic (1996-1997)
Chairman, Special Examination Project Team
Member, ICAG School Project Committee
Member, Examinations Committee
Writer for the “Professional Accountant”, Members’ Journal
Dean, Corporate Financial Management ICAG Faculty System
Founding member, Cape Coast District Society
Prepared Concept Paper for Review of Syllabus and Structure of the Institute of Chartered
Accountants (Ghana) Qualifying Examination (Aug-Sept. 2008)
Writer, CA Professional Manuals on i) Strategic Management ii) Corporate Strategy, Ethics and
Governance
Founding member, Cape Coast District Society
Chairman, Delta Capital (2015-date)
Chairman, Coastal Waste Management Services Ltd. (2014-date)
Member, Methodist University College Ghana Council (2014-date)
Board Member, UCC Enterprises Ltd. (2016)
Member, Cape Coast Polytechnic Council (2000-2003)
Member, Executive Committee, Southern Ghana Union Conference of SDA (2003-date)
ACHIEVEMENTS



Established a Development Fund for UCC School of Business
Worked as Team Leader in developing a number of academic programmes
Co-authored ICAG Corporate Strategy and Governance Manual
Page 31

Has authored and co-authored a number of textbooks for secondary, tertiary and
professional programmes
VISION FOR ICAG
To work in a team to provide direction and implement strategies that will strengthen as well as
enhance the reputation of the Institute. Areas of focus will include capacity-building for
members and establishment of an endowment fund for the Institute.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Cape Coast District Society
Page 32
NII AKWEI TETTEH
MBA (Business Finance & Management) University of Liverpool, UK, CIT (Ghana), ACCA,
UK
CAREER RECORD
Partner (Assurance), CFY Partners (2014-date)
Manager, Quality Assurance Monitoring, ICAG (2012-2014)
Partner, Detris Consult (2012-2013)
Senior Manager, John Kay & Associates (2011-2012)
Research Assistant, University of Liverpool, UK (2010-2011)
Manager (Assurance), PricewaterhouseCoopers (2006-2009)
Asst. Manager (Assurance), EY Ghana (2003-2006)
Member, Accra West District Society
Fellow Chartered Certified Accountant, UK
Member, Chartered Institute of Taxation, Ghana
Chairman, Technical Evaluation Committee, Implementation of IPSAS, University of Ghana
Member, Implementation of IPSAS, University of Ghana
Member, ARIC, Ministry of Labour & Social Welfare
Member, Institute of Internal Auditors
ACHIEVEMENTS



Has over thirteen (13) years of post-qualification working experience in providing assurance
services, SOX 404, tax compliance training and capacity-building for senior staff in the
public and private sectors.
Nii Akwei was chairman of the University of Ghana (UoG) Technical Evaluation
Committee for the implementation of IPSAS. He chaired the committee throughout the
bidding and evaluation process. He was later nominated by UoG as a member of the
Implementation Committee.
Nii Akwei was the first manager of the Quality Assurance Monitoring Unit (QAM) and lead
facilitator of several training programmes at ICAG. He was instrumental in laying the
building blocks for the transformational agenda of ICAG in the area of continuous
professional development for practitioners, the migration of the accounting practice towards
adoption of IFRS and training of practise firms on the Private Company Auditing System
(PCAS) for standardization and enhancement of the quality of audit practice in Ghana.
VISION FOR ICAG
Page 33


Champion and focus on the issue of quality services to clients and other stakeholders.
Believes that when the quality of service improves, it will translate into greater opportunity
for members to live noble and rewarding lives whether practicing professional accountancy
with multinationals or medium to small practice/enterprises.
Connect, engage and focus on the formation of a strong and effective lobby group of
professionals to seek and protect members’ interest in legislative and governance issues of
national interest.
DISTRICT SOCIETY
Accra West District Society
Page 34
THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS (GHANA)
ICAG EVENTS CALENDAR
Date
Event
Venue
21st May 2016
Health Walk
Aviation Social Centre
22nd May 2016
Thanksgiving Service
Pentecost International Worship Centre, Sakumomo
23rd May 2016
Press Conference
ICAG Office, East Legon
24th May 2016
Pre-Conference Registration
Movenpick Ambassador Hotel
26th May 2016
One-Day Accountants’
Conference
27th May 2016
Annual General
Meeting/Council Election
27th May 2016
Dinner-Dance/Council
Investiture
9th Sept. 2016
Presidential Luncheon
For further enquiries contact:
The Chief Executive
The Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana)
Tel: 0288700108, Email: [email protected]
Website: www.icagh.com
CA opens doors: Be a CA! Be a business Leader!!
Page 35
MEMBERS OF 2016 ELECTION COMMITTEE
Mr. J.F.O. Blankson
-
Chairman
Mrs. Angela Peasah
-
Member
Mrs. Joyce Opoku-Duodu
-
Member
Mr. Joseph Kwaku Asamoah
-
Member
Dr. John Effah
-
Member
Mr. Patrick Mensah
-
Director/Student Services
Mr. Emmanuel Arthur
-
Member/Secretary
Page 36

MS. SENA DAKE MR. PRINCE YAW ESSAH MS. FRANCES

Transcription

Similar documents

Hosted by Special Presenters Event Highlights

Vlisco - CDC Group

RPCV Cheryl Anderson Serving as Ghana

viSiblE!!

the flyer

Bringing You News, Interviews And Washington Mission

the state of the shea industry in ghana

read - Madamfo Ghana

Principal`s Message - Plenty Parklands Primary School