Jislah Financial organises thanksgiving service
Jislah Financial Services, a leading non-bank financial institution in the country, has held its annual 'Kick-start Breakfast Meeting' in Accra, amid thanksgiving for a successful business year in 2013.
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The meeting, the fourth of its kind, is a platform where the company assembles its staff, clients and partner bodies, including banks, to thank God for His mercies throughout the previous year and to usher in the new business year.
It is also a way for the company to show appreciation to its clients for their loyalty in the previous year, and to rally them into the New Year in oneness and dedication.
In his welcome address, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of JISLAH, Mr Kofi Polley, acknowledged the strides the company made in 2013 and paid glowing tribute to the invaluable contributions made by the staff and clients.
"We, as management, use this occasion to say a big thank you to all our clients, partners and staff for your dedication and loyalty in a very successful business year," he said.
He said the company was committed to offering "excellent short-term bridge financing and investment opportunities to individuals and institutions, as well as maximise stakeholders’ interests.
Mr Polley gave thanks to God for a successful year (2013) and called on the company's clients and partners to "prepare yourselves to be challenged, excited and inspired" in 2014.
The Chief Executive Officer of Jislah, Mr Emmanuel T. Obeng, noted the importance of the event on the company’s calendar, stressing that it accorded management the opportunity to meet Jislah’s partners and join hands to express gratitude to God for a good year and ask for His guidance as the new year begins.
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“2013 was, indeed, great for Jislah as the company’s provisional profit for the year was more than double that of 2012. Thanks to Mr Polley, and Senior Treasury Manager, Mr Kofi Apatu, who joined our group with rich experience, as we seek to continue to employ highly skilled persons to enrich our company,” he said.
The three branches of the company (Makola, Tema and Takoradi), he announced, were made business units with fully engaged managers and resources from their former status as customer centres.
Jislah Financial Services, Mr Obeng reiterated, had a focus on creating opportunities for its partners to see growth in their business and “having maintained our membership of Ghana Club 100, we will not renege on such promise to uphold our credibility,” he said.