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I just like that he is a banker - lets see some healthy debt financing.
Something wrong with me lately - starting to think of WSG as a long term play.
My thoughts exactly Mike!
Identical to the KSA joint venture, having natives of the region on your side of the court (who will be directly prospering) is the most valuable thing to have in your arsenal when pursuing business in more ... complex regions.
Smart and Strategic.
"I am aware of the many exciting opportunities the Group are developing, particularly in Africa, and I am confident that as a full member of the PLC board and of the Ghana subsidiary, I will now be in a much better position and able to devote more time in assisting the Group develop and grow its business throughout Africa and beyond."
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I wonder who will be at the contract signing!!
I love it when a plan comes together (gets cigar out)
All the right sounds coming from WSG at the moment!
"I am aware of the many exciting opportunities the Group are developing, particularly in Africa, and I am confident that as a full member of the PLC board and of the Ghana subsidiary, I will now be in a much better position and able to devote more time in assisting the Group develop and grow its business throughout Africa and beyond."
"I am aware of the many exciting opportunities the Group are developing, particularly in Africa, and I am confident that as a full member of the PLC board and of the Ghana subsidiary, I will now be in a much better position and able to devote more time in assisting the Group develop and grow its business throughout Africa and beyond."
Nice timing - I think Peter's catching on
Tony Baldry: "Given our recent announcements regarding our Tema project, which we continue to successfully operate and receive revenues, I am equally delighted Mawuli will be on the Board of our new subsidiary, Westminster International (Ghana) Ltd. providing oversight and corporate governance to what we expect to be an important and growing part of our business".
Mawuli Ababio: "I am aware of the many exciting opportunities the Group are developing, particularly in Africa, and I am confident that as a full member of the PLC board and of the Ghana subsidiary, I will now be in a much better position and able to devote more time in assisting the Group develop and grow its business throughout Africa and beyond".
Thu, 21st Nov 2019 11:21
RNS Number : 2346U
Westminster Group PLC
21 November 2019
21 November 2019
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CONTAINS INSIDE INFORMATION FOR THE PURPOSES OF ARTICLE 7 OF EU REGULATION 596/2014
Westminster Group Plc
('Westminster', the 'Group' or the 'Company')
Non-Executive Director Appointment
Westminster Group Plc (AIM: WSG), the AIM listed supplier of managed security services and technology-based security solutions to governments and government agencies, non-governmental organisations (NGO's) and blue-chip commercial organisations worldwide, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr John Maynard Mawuli Ababio to the Board as a Non-Executive Director with immediate effect.
Mr Mawuli Ababio, aged 60, is an accomplished Corporate Financier/Investment Banker with over 30 years' experience in structuring private equity and project financing transactions in Africa.
Mawuli began his career in 1984 in Geneva, Switzerland as an analyst with SIFIDA Investment Company (now BNP Paribas SIFIDA), with responsibility for the company's portfolio in North, East and Southern Africa. In 1991 he joined the African Development Bank (AfDB) in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire as a member of the pioneering team to set up the Bank's Private Sector Department. In 1994 he moved to Ghana as Manager of one of the UK Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC) first ever sponsored African SME Funds.
In 2000 he co-founded Faith Brothers Ltd, Ghana, as an investment holding company and subsequently acquired Citi Savings and Loans Ltd. a leading micro-finance company in Ghana. This latter company was subsequently converted into Intercontinental Bank Ghana Limited and eventually acquired by Access Bank plc of Nigeria.
Between 2005 and 2007, Mawuli consulted with PwC France for Pro-Invest an EU funded initiative aimed at setting up VC/PE firms to fund the SME space in Francophone Africa. In 2007 he moved to Johannesburg as Managing Director of the Africa Venture Capital Association (AVCA), the industry body for African Private Equity. In 2010, he joined PCM Capital Partners (PCP) to advise on setting up the West Africa Emerging Markets Growth Fund (WAEMGF), a regional PE investment vehicle whose LP investors include the AfDB and South Africa's Private Investment Corporation (PIC).
Since 2012, Mawuli has been the Vice-Chairman/Managing Partner of PCM Capital Advisors a regional private equity fund with a diversified investment portfolio in several countries in the West Africa sub-region.
Mawuli has extensive board and corporate governance experience having served on several listed and unlisted boards over the last 20 years, both as an Executive and Non-Executive Director. He is bilingual, speaking fluent English and French.
Mawuli is well known to the Company having served on the Westminster Advisory Board for a number of years and his move to the Main Board follows the sad p
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