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Institutional relationships, market entry and executive coordination in Ghana.

The Private Office supports international companies, investors, associations and senior executives seeking credible relationships, commercial opportunities and coordinated engagement in Ghana and selected African markets.

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Principal services

A disciplined point of coordination

Serious international engagement requires accurate local understanding, the right counterparts, careful preparation and consistent follow-through.

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Corporate Representation

A reliable local point of coordination for approved commercial activity.

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Business Delegations

Purposeful Ghana programmes designed around business objectives, not ceremonial activity.

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Trade and Partnership Matchmaking

Structured connections between credible organisations with a defined commercial purpose.

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Who we support

Built for serious organisations and executives

Every assignment begins with a clear purpose, responsible preparation and an appropriate mandate.

Foreign companies
Investors and project sponsors
Chambers and associations
Embassies and trade offices
Foundations and development organisations
Senior executives and diaspora clients
Ghanaian companies seeking international partners
Professional and institutional partners
Why appoint us

Clarity from first enquiry to follow-through

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Clear preparation

We define the assignment, research the relevant environment and identify the people or organisations that matter.

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Credible coordination

We organise communication, meetings, visits and follow-up through one accountable office.

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Local perspective

We help international clients understand Ghanaian business practice, institutional structures and practical conditions.

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Continuity

We maintain momentum after the first discussion and provide agreed activity reporting.

Selected sectors

Opportunity areas

Agriculture and commoditiesProperty and infrastructureEnergy and utilitiesTourism and hospitalityHealthcare and pharmaceuticalsLogistics and cold chainManufacturingProfessional servicesEmployment and human capital
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How an engagement begins

Four clear steps

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Submit the objective

Tell us what your organisation is seeking to achieve in Ghana.

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Initial review

We assess the objective, scope, timing, counterparties and any regulated matters.

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Written proposal

Suitable assignments receive a defined scope, deliverables, timetable and professional fee.

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Coordinated delivery

Work begins after written appointment, due diligence and the agreed initial payment.

Portrait of Dr Oseadeeyo Nana Kumi Kodie, Chairman and Group Chief Executive
Dr Oseadeeyo Nana Kumi KodieChairman & Group Chief Executive
Leadership

Grounded in Ghana and oriented towards international cooperation

The Private Office is chaired by Dr Oseadeeyo Nana Kumi Kodie, a Ghanaian traditional leader and Group Chief Executive of Dadaba Group Companies Ltd. His work brings together enterprise, relationship-building and a long-term commitment to trade, investment and development cooperation.

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Insights

Practical briefings for engagement in Ghana

Concise observations for organisations considering Ghana, preparing a visit or developing a commercial or institutional relationship.

Market entry

Entering Ghana: Ten questions to answer before approaching local partners

A preparation checklist for companies moving from general interest to a credible Ghana entry plan.

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Delegations

Planning a Ghana business delegation around clear outcomes

How to define objectives, select participants, structure meetings and allow enough preparation time.

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Partnerships

From introduction to partnership: Why qualification and follow-through matter

A practical framework for moving beyond contact lists towards responsible commercial engagement.

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Initial enquiry

Begin with a clear objective

Tell us what your organisation is seeking to achieve in Ghana. We will review the objective, scope and proposed timing before suggesting a responsible next step.

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