The Managing Director of BEIGE Capital
Savings and Loans, Michael Nyinaku, has been recognised for his sterling
contribution to the country’s financial sector.
Mr. Nyinaku, who has led BEIGE to become
of the leading indigenous financial institutions in the country, was recognised
as one of Ghana’s 100 Most Influential individuals in 2015 by Global Media
Alliance.
Speaking to the B&FT in Accra after
receiving the award, Mr. Nyinaku said the award is a recognition of BEIGE’s
desire to shape the financial industry and society at large.
“It adds to the credibility that we have
as an institution, it cements the fact that we are a true force in the country
and that we have a lot to offer our cherished customers and the companies that
we do business with,” he said.
According to Mr. Nyinaku, the awards
places on him and the other winners, an added responsibility to continually
live exemplary lives and engage with people in creating a bright future for the
country. He dedicated the award to customers and staff of BEIGE Capital.
“Personally, I feel humbled to be recognised
among personalities that I admire myself and I would say this places a great
deal of responsibility on me because people are look up to us and we all need
to step up efforts at making our society a better one.
The Managing Director of Global Media
Alliance, Akwasi Agyeman,
noted that the awards seeks to shine light on individuals who are influencing
others through their professions.
“Our society is in dire need of more
positive icons, people who have refused to be passive victims of circumstance
but dig deep within themselves to gain strength to help the society around
them,” he said.
This year’s event, which marks the sixth
edition, saw Dr. Mensah Otabil emerged as the overall Most Influential
Ghanaian, while Dr. Patrick Awuah, Anas Aremeyaw Anas and former Black Stars
captain Stephen Appiah, amongst other made it into the list of 100 Most
Influential Ghanaians.
“Influencing others is about leadership.
Influencers are icons, pioneers, titans, leaders and role models whose actions,
words, ideas, music, and sermons inspire others. We hope that through these
awards we will be able to influence our society to celebrate its own; to do
away with the cynicism and help lay the path for people to identify the lights
our society,” he Mr. Agyeman added.
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