The Ghana Cooperative Pharmacists Credit Union Limited (GCPCUL) marked a significant milestone with its 37th Annual General Meeting held on Thursday, July 11, 2024, at the Accra Ridge Church Conference Hall. The event showcased the union’s financial strength and ushered in a new era of leadership.

Highlights of the AGM included:

1. Presentation of the audited financial report, demonstrating the union’s fiscal health.
2. Declaration of dividends for shareholders, reinforcing GCPCUL’s commitment to member value.
3. A keynote address by Mr. Seglah Korba, CEO of Zeepay, on “Digital Innovations for Creating a Financial Future,” underscoring the union’s focus on technological advancement.

The meeting was graced by notable attendees, including Mrs. Charlotte Osei, Registrar of the Department of Cooperatives, and the CEO of CUA, highlighting the event’s importance in the cooperative finance sector.

In a pivotal moment, the AGM saw the transition of leadership from the outgoing Richard Acheampong-led administration to a newly elected Board of Directors. Dr. Paul Owusu Donkor, the incoming BOD Chairman, praised his predecessors’ achievements and pledged to build upon GCPCUL’s recent successes.

The newly elected leadership includes:

Board of Directors:
– Dr. Paul Owusu Donkor (Chairman/President)
– Dr. Brenda Yayra Opong (Vice Chairman/Vice President)
– Pharm. Samuel Quayson (Treasurer)
– Dr. Anna Kwarley Quartey (Vice Treasurer)
– Rev. Dr. Sanjock (Secretary)
– Pharm. Enoch Ampratwum (Member)
– Pharm. Philip Tagboto (Member)

Supervisory Committee:
– Dr. Mahmood Oppong Brobbey (Chairman)
– Pharm. Kwesi Yelarge (Secretary)
– Dr. Fianko Ofei (Member)

Loans Committee:
– Mr. Eric Forson (Chairman)
– Ms. Letitia Baah (Secretary)
– Dr. Atta Panyin (Member)

This leadership transition marks a new chapter for GCPCUL, with the incoming team poised to drive innovation and growth in the cooperative finance sector. As the union continues to evolve, members can anticipate enhanced services and a stronger focus on digital solutions to meet their financial needs.