Sixjays Homes wins Forty Under 40 Award
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Sixjays Homes, Joan Quaye-Mensah, has received an accolade in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the housing sector.
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The honour was bestowed upon her at the recently concluded seventh edition of the Forty Under 40 Awards, a distinguished event held at the De Icon Events Centre in East Legon, Accra.
This recognition underscores her remarkable dedication and unwavering commitment to nurturing the Real Estate industry. Additionally, Joan Quaye-Mensah has earned high regard as an advocate for best practices in the sector.
In response to this recognition, Mrs. Quaye-Mensah expressed her heartfelt gratitude to her family, friends, and, notably, her esteemed clients spanning the globe. She emphasized that this prestigious accolade will serve as a driving force for her brand to consistently deliver the highest standards of customer satisfaction.
"This is truly a dream come true. I thank God for leading me and my company to this pinnacle. It underscores our steadfast commitment to not only meet but exceed customer expectations while adhering rigorously to exacting quality standards," she remarked.
She further highlighted the company's evolution to a point where standardization and certification of their operations and policies have become imperative. This move positions them to compete on a global scale alongside other esteemed entities and institutions.
Mrs. Quaye-Mensah stands as a renowned figure in the Real Estate profession, having achieved property sales exceeding $800,000 in just four years of professional practice. Beyond her professional endeavours, she actively contributes to her community, serving as a member of the Accra Ridge Church visitation team, offering support and fellowship to hospital patients and the elderly.
Additionally, as a member of the Rotary Club of Accra Industrial, she exhibits generosity by supporting projects aimed at uplifting and aiding the underprivileged and vulnerable populations within various communities.
